Report of the Superintendent of Schools for February

Camden Board of Education Camden, NJ

REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING

February 28, 2012

OFFICIAL REPORT

All meetings are open to the public at all times, except for those meetings at which certain excepted matters are discussed.

However, the right of the public to be present at the meeting should not be confused with public participation. The Camden Board of Education retains the right to permit, regulate or prohibit active participation of the public at any meeting. J.J.S.A. 10:4-12 (a) Open Public Meeting Act.

Dr. B. LeFra Young Superintendent of Schools TABLE OF CONTENTS

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS FOR FEBRUARY ...... 1 I. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATION ...... 1 A. PROJECT C.H.A.M.P. (MILLS) ...... 1 B. DONATIONS ...... 1

1. HATCH FAMILY SCHOOL ...... 1 2. MCGRAW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ...... 1 3. MOLINA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ...... 1 II. ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS (2 RATIFICATIONS) ...... 2 A. WITH EXPENSES ...... 2 B. WITHOUT EXPENSE, EXCEPT FOR TRAVEL ...... 4 III. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION (2 RATIFICATIONS) ...... 6 A. SCHOOL SECURITY OFFICERS COMPENSATION...... 6 B. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION DEPT. (KIRWIN)...... 6

1. BILINGUAL DEPT...... 6 2. ELEMENTARY PHYSICAL FITNESS COMPETITION ...... 6 3. ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS ...... 7 4. CONTINUATION OF FIRE BOWL INITIATIVE ...... 7 5. CORIELL REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR ...... 7 6. WRITING STRATEGIES TRAINING ...... 7 7. TITLE III NCLB BILINGUAL SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM (KIRWIN) ...... 8 C. POST SECONDARY READINESS/CTE (KIRWIN) ...... 9

1. VIRTUAL RECOVERY PROGRAM - RATIFICATION ...... 9 D. CAMDEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ...... 9

1. ACTIVITIES ...... 9 E. LANNING SQUARE FAMILY SCHOOL ...... 10

1. MONITORING PROGRAM - RATIFICATION ...... 10 IV. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (1 RATIFICATION) ...... 11 A. COOPER’S POYNT FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 11

1. WRITING WORKSHOP ...... 11 B. CRAMER COLLEGE PREP LAB SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 11

1. WRITING WORKSHOP ...... 11 2. PEER MEDIATION PROGRAM ...... 11 3. ANTI-BULLYING ASSEMBLIES ...... 11

Official Report A February 28, 2012 C. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DEPT. (KENNY) ...... 12

1. ROWAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDY IN MATHEMATICS PROGRAM - RATIFICATION ...... 12 2. ADMINISTRATORS' TRAINING ...... 12 3. PISA2/NATIONAL SCIENCE RESOURCE CENTER (NSRC) INSTITUTE ...... 13 4. PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT (PISA) SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATH STEM FORUM ...... 13 5. PARTNERSHIP TO IMPROVE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT (PISA) SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATH STEM FORUM ...... 13 6. OLWEUS BULLYING PREVENTION PROGRAM TRAINER ...... 14 D. SUMNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 14

1. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ...... 14 E. GUIDANCE & TESTING (KENNY) ...... 15

1. EXTRA COMPENSATION-DISTRICT WIDE STATE ASSESSMENTS ...... 15 V. SCHOOL/DISTRICT ACTIVITIES (1 RATIFICATION) ...... 18 A. SCHOOL SECURITY OFFICERS COMPENSATION...... 18 B. BRIMM MEDICAL ARTS HIGH SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 18

1. SUMMER BRIDGE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM ...... 18 2. SENIOR PORTRAITS ...... 18 3. ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE ...... 18 C. CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 19

1. PEP BAND ...... 19 D. CREATIVE ARTS MORGAN VILLAGE ACADEMY ...... 19

1. SATURDAY NJASK/HSPA TUTORIAL PROGRAM ...... 19 2. PERFORMANCES ...... 20 E. CATTO FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 20

1. TALENT SHOW ...... 20 2. EXTENDED LEARNING ACADEMY ...... 21 F. LANNING SQUARE SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 22

1. CLAYMOBILE PROGRAM ...... 22 G. FOREST HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 22

1. FUN DAY ...... 22 H. SHARP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN)...... 22

1. EXTENDED LEARNING ACADEMY ...... 22 2. NJ ASK ASSEMBLY ...... 23 I. YORKSHIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 23

1. EXTENDED LEARNING PROGRAM - RATIFICATION ...... 23 VI. SCHOOL BASED YOUTH SERVICES (KENNY) ...... 24 A. YOUNG LADIES ANNUAL TEA CELEBRATION ...... 24 B. HATCH FAMILY SCHOOL ...... 24

1. HEALTH FAIR ...... 24

Official Report B February 28, 2012 VII. HEALTH SERVICES (KENNY) ...... 25 A. HOME INSTRUCTION ...... 25 B. HOMEBOUND/BEDSIDE INSTRUCTION ...... 25 VIII. SPECIAL SERVICES (KENNY) (1 RATIFICATION) ...... 26 A. TUITION PLACEMENT ...... 26 B. TUITION CORRECTION ...... 26 C. REGULAR HOMELESS STUDENT TUITION-CAMDEN SENDING DISTRICT ...... 27 D. BILINGUAL SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST ...... 28 E. COMPENSATORY EDUCATION ...... 28 F. SURROGATE PARENTS - RATIFICATION ...... 28 G. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR SPEECH THERAPIST ...... 28 H. BANCROFT NEUROHEALTH SERVICES ...... 29 I. SPECIAL OLYMPICS ...... 29 J. SPECIAL SERVICES MANDATED SUMMER PROGRAM ...... 30 IX. NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PASS THROUGH FUNDS) (0 RATIFICATION) ...... 33 A. ST. JOSEPH PRO-CATHEDRAL SCHOOL ...... 33

1. MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS ...... 33 X. COMMUNITY/PARENTS (0 RATIFICATION) ...... 34 A. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION DEPT. (KIRWIN)...... 34

ND 1. 2 ANNUAL FAMILY CONFERENCE ...... 34 2. PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION DAY ...... 34 3. PRESCHOOL REGISTRATION CAMPAIGN ...... 35 B. HATCH FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 35

1. PARENT ACTIVITIES ...... 35 C. PYNE POYNT MIDDLE SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 36

1. PARENT MEETINGS ...... 36 D. SHARP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN)...... 36

1. PARENT RECOGNITION AWARD LUNCHEON ...... 36 E. SUMNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 37

1. PARENT MEETINGS ...... 37 XI. FUND RAISERS (19) (1 RATIFICATION) ...... 38 HUMAN RESOURCES ...... 40 A. APPOINTMENTS (12 ) ...... 40

1. PROFESSIONAL ( 5 ) ...... 40 2. SUPPORT STAFF ( 5 ) ...... 41 3. SUPPORT STAFF/LUNCH AIDE ( 2 ) ...... 42

Official Report C February 28, 2012 B. TRANSFERS ( 7 ) ...... 43

1. PROFESSIONAL ( 3 ) ...... 43 2. SUPPORT STAFF ( 4 ) ...... 43 C. REASSIGNMENTS ( 7) ...... 44 D. PROMOTIONS ( 3 ) ...... 45 E. RESIGNATIONS ( 1 ) ...... 46 F. RETIREMENTS ( 11 ) ...... 46 G. TERMINATIONS ( 1 ) ...... 47 H. SUSPENSIONS ( 4 ) ...... 47 I. ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE ( 1 ) ...... 47 J. LEAVES OF ABSENCE (101) RATIFICATIONS ...... 48 K. APPROVALS TO RETURN (46) RATIFICATIONS ...... 55 L. SUBSTITUTE PERSONNEL ( 20 ) ...... 58

1. TEACHERS ( 6 ) ...... 58 2. CUSTODIANS ( 14 ) ...... 58 M. DECLINATION ( 1 ) ...... 59 N. CHANGES ( 7 ) ...... 60

1. SALARIES...... 60 2. LOCATION ( 1 ) ...... 61 3. RETIREMENT DATE ( 1 ) ...... 61 O. SPECIAL COMPENSATION ...... 61

1. CHILD STUDY TEAM MEMBER ( 1 ) ...... 61 a. Speech Therapist ( 1 ) ...... 61 P. WINTER COACHES ...... 62

1. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ...... 62 Q. SALARY ADVANCEMENTS ...... 62 R. ATTENDANCE INCENTIVE ...... 62 S. ACTING PRINCIPAL ...... 63

1. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL - RATIFICATION ...... 63 T. DEATH NOTICE ...... 63 INFORMATION REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ...... 64 I. ADMINISTRATION ...... 64 A. “CONGRATULATIONS” ...... 64

1. SUM DOG CONTEST WINNERS ...... 64 2. FIRST LEGO LEAGUE WINNERS ...... 64 3. HB CATS -ROBOTICS TEAM ...... 65 B. TECHNOLOGY DEPT...... 65 1. E-RATE ...... 65

Official Report D February 28, 2012 C. DONATION ...... 65

1. LANNING SQUARE FAMILY SCHOOL ...... 65 II. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION (4 RATIFICATIONS) ...... 66 A. CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 66

1. RUTGERS/ROWAN/TEMPLE VOLUNTEERS (RATIFICATION) ...... 66 B. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION DEPT. (KIRWIN)...... 66

1. ROWAN UNIVERSITY INTERNSHIPS (RATIFICATION) ...... 66 2. WIGGINS COLLEGE PREPARATORY LAB SCHOOL ...... 66 C. METEAST HIGH SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 67

1. INTERNSHIP (RATIFICATION) ...... 67 2. RESEARCH STUDY ...... 67 D. BONSALL FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 67

1. CLINICAL ...... 67 E. DUDLEY FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 67

1. INTERNSHIP (RATIFICATION) ...... 67 F. PYNE POYNT MIDDLE SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 67

1. INTERNSHIP ...... 67 G. EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (KIRWIN) ...... 68

1. INTERNSHIP ...... 68 2. INTERNSHIP ...... 68 III. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ( 1 RATIFICATION) ...... 69 A. DISTRICT PARENT CENTER (KENNY) ...... 69

1. INTERVIEWS/PRESENTATIONS ...... 69 B. EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT (KIRWIN) ...... 69

1. STUDENT VISIT ...... 69 C. TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT (MILLS) RATIFICATION ...... 70

1. GENESIS CONDUCT MODULE TRAINING ...... 70 IV. SCHOOL/DISTRICT ACTIVITIES ( 3 RATIFICATIONS) ...... 71 A. BRIMM MEDICAL ARTS HIGH SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 71

1. COMMUNITY CLEAN UP ...... 71 RD 2. `3 ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR ...... 71 3. SENIOR CLASS TRIP ...... 71 4. COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ...... 71 B. CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 72

1. COMMUNITY SERVICE DAY ...... 72 2. COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ...... 72

Official Report E February 28, 2012 C. CREATIVE ARTS/MORGAN VILLAGE ACADEMY (KENNY) ...... 72

1. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE ...... 72 2. COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ...... 72 3. JUNIOR PROM ...... 73 4. SENIOR PROM...... 73 D. METEAST HIGH SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 73

1. SENIOR PROM...... 73 2. COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ...... 73 3. SENIOR CLASS TRIP ...... 73 4. AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE ...... 74 5. ENTREPRENEURIAL PARTNERSHIP-RUTGERS UNIVERSITY...... 74 E. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 75

1. CLASS OF 2012 PROMENADE AND SENIOR PROM ...... 75 2. COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY ...... 75 3. SENIOR CLASS TRIP ...... 75 F. EAST CAMDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 75

1. 8TH GRADE DANCE ...... 75 G. PYNE POYNT MIDDLE SCHOOL (KENNY) ...... 76

1. RUTGERS PARTNERSHIP ...... 76 2. HAITIAN HEALTH FOUNDATION ...... 76 H. LANNING SQUARE FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 76

1. TEMPLE UNIVERSITY ...... 76 2. PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ARTS PARTNERSHIP ...... 76 3. LENAPE HIGH SCHOOL ...... 76 TH 4. 8 GRADE DANCE ...... 77 I. VETERANS FAMILY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 77

1. NATIONAL ESSAY CONTEST ...... 77 2. GROWING GIRLS BOOK CLUB (RATIFICATION) ...... 77 J. CRAMER COLLEGE PREPARATORY LAB SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 77

1. “NEVER GIVE UP, ENCOURAGE OTHERS, DO YOUR BEST (NED) ...... 77 K. FOREST HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 78

1. RONALD MCDONALD ASSEMBLY ...... 78 2. ADULT COOKING CLASS ...... 78 L. SHARP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN)...... 78

1. READ ACROSS AMERICA ...... 78 2. MATH AND LITERACY DAYS...... 78 3. CAMELOT PARTNERSHIP ...... 78 M. WIGGINS COLLEGE PREPARATORY LAB SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 79

1. LITERACY PROGRAM RATIFICATION ...... 79 2. “SAFETY NEAR THE TRACKS” ASSEMBLY ...... 79 3. WALNUT STREET THEATRE ...... 79 4. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT DAY ...... 79

Official Report F February 28, 2012 N. YORKSHIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (KIRWIN) ...... 80

1. MARINE MAMMAL STRANDING CENTER ...... 80 TH 2. “100 DAY OF SCHOOL” & “100 CAN CHALLENGE”, FOOD BANK OF SOUTH JERSEY (RATIFICATION) ...... 80 3. HEALTHY PLAYGROUND MAKEOVER SWEEPSTAKES ...... 80 4. UNDERGROUND RAILROAD ...... 80 V. SCHOOL BASED YOUTH SERVICES (KENNY) ...... 81 A. SCHOOL BASED YOUTH SERVICES ...... 81

1. SOUTH JERSEY PRENATAL COOPERATIVE PERSONAL HEALTH AND RESPONSIBILITY PROGRAM ...... 81

Field Trips

Sports Schedules

Student Attendance

Superintendent’s Choice Awards

Official Report G February 28, 2012 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS FOR FEBRUARY

February 28, 2012 Camden, New Jersey

To the President and Members of the Board of Education:

The Superintendent desires to submit the following report:

I. SUPERINTENDENT/ADMINISTRATION

A. Project C.H.A.M.P. (Mills)

The Superintendent recommends that permission be granted for Creating Higher Aspirations and Motivations Project (C.H.A.M.P), Rowan University, to conduct a Summer Program at the Environmental Center for approximately 160 youth, June 25 - August 3, 2012, for students, grades 6 - 9, Monday - Thursday, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm.

Project C.H.A.M.P. will employ Environmental Center staff, provide all instructional materials and supplies, and hire food vendor to prepare and deliver meals.

There will be no cost to the Board.

B. Donations

1. Hatch Family School

It is recommended that permission be granted for Hatch Family School to accept guitars for the music program from Eli Rosen and Fender Guitar Company.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. McGraw Elementary School

It is recommended that permission be granted for McGraw Elementary School to accept a donation in the amount of $1,000.00 from The Prudential Foundation, in recognition of the 2011 Global Volunteer Day challenge grant program.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Molina Elementary School

It is recommended that permission be granted for Molina Elementary School to accept a grant in the amount of $4,500.00 from the Adventure Aquarium. Grant money will be utilized to beautify the school.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 1 February 28, 2012 II. ATTENDANCE AT MEETINGS (2 Ratifications)

It is recommended that the following individuals be granted permission to attend meetings as listed:

These meetings are designed to increase the professional growth of the participants. All participants will turn-key information.

Name Meeting/Location Date(s)

A. With Expenses

(Mileage cost is based on the rate of 31 cents per mile)

Dr. Jonathan Ogbonna “Learning about the Four Teachers 1/31/12 (Special Services) Evaluation System” Tuesday Registration- $75 Total cost not to exceed $75 Acct. #11000219592 000 59 Local Funds

Debra Estes Human Resources Law Update 3/6/12 Harold Gilstrap Cherry Hill, New Jersey Tuesday Joanne Brent Registration- $199 pp Valeria Townsend Total cost not to exceed $398 (Human Resources) (no cost for 3rd & 4th attendees) Acct. #11000223580 000 56 Local Funds

Mark Phillips 52nd Annual Directors of Athletic 3/11/12 – 3/15/12 (Camden High School) Workshop Sunday - Thursday Registration- $470 Total cost not to exceed $470 Acct. #15402100800 300 01 School Based Funds

James Drew “SchoolDude.com’s Professional Development 3/17/12 – 3/21/12 Timothy Adams and End User Conference”, Saturday - Wednesday LaVon Tatem Myrtle Beach, SC Shannon Nelson-Birch Registration-$350 pp X 4 = $1,400 Leroy Baylor (No cost for 1 attendee) (Warehouse) Mileage-1,246 miles x 3 vehicles @ .31=$1,158.78 Hotel-$540 per room x 3 rooms X 4 days = $6,480 Meals-$57.25 pp X 4 days = $1,145 Total cost not to exceed $10,183.78 Acct. #11000262580 000 73 Local Funds

Official Report 2 February 28, 2012 Attendance at Meetings, cont.

Migdalia Soto “Support English Language 3/22/12 Gloria Cruz Learners’ Achievement Thursday Rachel Poller of the Common Core (Bilingual Dept.) State Standards” Union, New Jersey Registration- $149 pp Total cost not to exceed $447 Acct. #20241200500 000 00 NCLB Title III Funds

Richard Abram “Physics for Math Teachers” 3/30/12 (Brimm Medical Arts HS) New Brunswick, New Jersey Friday Uraina Gray-Scully Registration- $195 pp (MetEast High School) Total cost not to exceed $975 Michelle Cloth Acct. #20272200500 001 00 (Creative Arts/MV Academy) Title IIA Funds Patricia Silpe (Woodrow Wilson HS) Karen Stanford (Camden High School)

Andrea Damiani Legal One Bullying Summit- 4/16/12 (Safety & Security) STAR Monday Monroe Twp., New Jersey Registration- $75 Total cost not to exceed $75.00 Acct. #11000266800 000 72 Local Funds

Jacqueline Sykes National Council of Teachers of 4/25/12 – 4/28/12 (Administration Building) Mathematics Annual Conference, Wednesday-Saturday Faith Grant Philadelphia, PA (Camden High School) Registration-$402 pp X 6 = $2,412 Roland Patterson Parking/Tolls-$5 per day X 4 days X 6 pp = $120 (Woodrow Wilson High School) Total cost not to exceed $2,532 Alphonso Jones Acct. #20272200500 001 00 (Creative Arts/MV Academy) Title IIA Grant Funds Debra Jordan (Cream Family School) Crystal Mays (Veterans Family School)

Eileen Rock National Council of Teachers of 4/25/12 – 4/28/12 (Administration Building) Mathematics Annual Conference, Wednesday-Saturday Sharon Woodridge Philadelphia, PA (Administration Building) Registration- $402 pp X 23 pp = $9,246 Daphne Gilstrap Tolls- $5 per day X 4 days X 23 pp = 460 (Administration Building) Total cost not to exceed $9,706 Susan Harper Acct. #20232200500 000 00 (Administration Building) Title I Grant Funds

Official Report 3 February 28, 2012 Attendance at Meetings, cont.

Kathleen Adams (Bonsall Family School) Lynn Price-Jones (Catto Family School) Denise Lyde (Cooper’s Poynt Family School) Matthew Schell (Cramer CPLS) Denise Holmes (Davis Elementary School) Beth Masciantonio (Dudley Family School) Theresa DeSousa (McGraw Elementary School) Diane Mroz (Molina Elementary School) Katherine Gousha (Sharp Elementary School) Nicol M. Brodie (Sumner Elementary School) Karen Santarsiero (Whittier Elementary School) Irene Richardson (Wiggins CPLS)

Teresa Newman National Association of Social Workers 5/6/12 - 5/8/12 Nefessa Wiggins "Social Work Leadership: Tools for Sunday - Tuesday Janice Britt-Meadows Effective Change" (SBYS) Atlantic City, NJ Registration-$440 pp X 1 (Member) = $440 Registration-$570 pp X 2 (Non-Member) = $1140 Tolls-$14 pp X 3 = $42 Total cost not to exceed $1,622 Acct. #20457200500 000 00 School Based Grant Funds

B. Without Expense, except for travel

(Mileage cost is based on the rate of 31 cents per mile)

Michael Jefferson GEAR UP Capacity Building 2/12/12 – 2/15/12 (Creative Arts/MV) New York, NY Sunday - Wednesday Yvette Pruitt All expenses will be paid by (Woodrow Wilson HS) NJ GEAR UP

Official Report 4 February 28, 2012 Attendance at Meetings, cont.

Steve Nicolella “Leading Change in Financially 3/12/12 – 3/15/12 (Buildings & Grounds) Challenging Times” 2012 NSPMA Monday – Wednesday Conference Program Myrtle Beach, SC

Gay Brown NJDOE 2012 Title I Effective 3/30/12 (Woodrow Wilson HS) Practices Conference Friday Eatontown, NJ

Steve Nicolella 16th Annual Conference/Expo 4/3/12 – 4/4/12 LaVon Tatem Atlantic City, New Jersey Tuesday – Wednesday James H. Drew Wilfredo Ubarry Timothy Adams Dave Brown Robert Vera (Buildings & Grounds)

Official Report 5 February 28, 2012 III. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION (2 Ratifications)

A. School Security Officers Compensation

On the January 24, 2012, Official Superintendent’s Report, the overtime rate for School Security Officer was incorrectly listed as $18.98 per hour. School Security Officers overtime will be compensated in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding between the Camden Board of Education and Camden Education Association, dated August 18, 2012.

The actual rate paid to School Security Officers will be dependent on which School Security Officer work in the proposed activity. The rate for each School Security Officer will be straight time for all hires up 40 hours per week and time and a half for all hours worked in excess of 40 hours.

B. Curriculum & Instruction Dept. (Kirwin)

1. Bilingual Dept.

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Bilingual Department to employ two (2) ESL Teachers to administer the World-Class Instructional Design and Assessment (WIDA) English Proficiency Access Placement Test, (W-APT) Model Test to all kindergarten and newly registered students, July 4 – August 24, 2012, 8:30 am – 3:30 pm.

2 Teachers TBD @ $29/hr. X 70hrs = $4,060

Total cost not to exceed $4,060 Acct. #20241100100 000 00 NCLB Title III Funds

2. Elementary Physical Fitness Competition

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Health & Physical Education Dept. to conduct the Elementary Physical Fitness Competition, 9:30 - 11:30 am.

Dates: March 27 – 29, 2012 and April 18, 2012 (finals)

Locations: Bonsall Family School Catto Family School Pyne Poynt Middle School H.B. Wilson Elementary School

Trophies: $285.00

Transportation: paid through school accounts

Total cost not to exceed $285.00 Acct. #11402100600 200 00 Local Funds

Official Report 6 February 28, 2012 Curriculum & Instruction, cont.

3. Assembly Programs

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Social Studies and English Language Arts Literacy Departments to sponsor National Poetry Month Assembly Programs, April 4 & 5, 2012, Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy. Consultant Cost-$1,600

Presenter: Professor Emeritus of African American Literature, University of Massachusetts

Total cost not to exceed $1,600 Acct. #11000221390 000 60 Local Funds

4. Continuation of FIRE BOWL Initiative

It is recommended that permission be granted for Camden City Public Schools to participate in the New Jersey Fire Information Rescue Education (F.I.R.E.) academic competition. All district family and middle schools are eligible to participate in this innovative fire safety education program. Students will study fire prevention, fire science, firefighting operations, fire/firefighting history and fire in current events, conducted by the NJ Division of Fire Safety.

Program includes field trips to Middlesex Fire Academy to observe fire fighter training and safety and emergency preparedness exercises, March 30, 2012, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. Final competition will be held at Kean College, Union, NJ, May 18, 2012. The only cost to the Board will be for transportation ($1,650). Coordination of the program will be through the Division of Administration and Support Services, under Science Supervisor, Mr. Paul Mulle.

Total cost not to exceed $1,650. Individual School Accounts

5. Coriell Regional Science Fair

It is recommended that permission be granted for students, grades 6-12 to participate in the Coriell Regional Science Fair, March 17, 2012, Camden County College, Blackwood Campus.

Total cost not to exceed $1,650. Individual School Accounts

6. Writing Strategies Training

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Elementary Curriculum and Instruction Department to conduct full day Writing Strategies Workshops, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., presented as indicated:

Grade 3 Teachers Grade 4 Teachers Dates: March 20 – 21, 2012 Dates: March 22 & 30, 2012 Location: Veterans Family School Location: Veterans Family School

Grade 5 Teachers Language Arts Literacy Coaches Dates: April 18 – 19, 2012 Date: April 20, 2012 Location: Veterans Family School Location: Catto Family School

Consultant - School-Wide, Inc., $1,600 per session X 7 sessions = $11,200

Total cost not to exceed $11,200 Acct. #11000221320 000 60 Local Funds

Official Report 7 February 28, 2012 Curriculum & Instruction, cont.

7. Title III NCLB Bilingual Summer Enrichment Program (Kirwin)

It is recommended that the Title III Bilingual Summer Enrichment Program, grades K-8, to be held June 27- August 1, 2012, Monday- Friday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. Breakfast and lunch will be served. All positions are contingent on student enrollment

Schools: Dudley (Catto, Davis, ECMS), Sumner, (Wiggins) Pyne Poynt

Orientation: June 27- 28, 2012 Head Teachers (8:00 am – 2:00 pm) Instructional Staff, Paraprofessional B (8:30 am – 1:30 pm) Orientation, Planning & Classroom Organization

Program Dates July 2 – August 2, 2012 Head Teachers: 8:00 am – 2:00 pm July 2 – August 1, 2012 Instructional Staff: 8:30 am – 2:00 pm Paraprofessional: 8:00 am – 2:00 pm

July 1 - August 1, 2012 School Security Officers: 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

All positions are contingent on student enrollment

Instructional Staff: 17 @ $29.00 per hr. X 5.5 hrs. per day X 22 days = $ 59,653 Head Teacher: 3 @ $32.00 per hr. X 6 hrs. per day X 22 days = $12,672 (Staff will be compensated until 3:00 pm for Field Trips) Cost: $72,325 Acct. # 20241100100 000 00

Paraprofessionals: 5 @ $15.09 per hr. X 6 hrs per day X 22 days = $9,959.40 Cost: $9,959.40 Acct. # 20241200100 000 00

Four (6) school bus transportation: 6 buses X 22 days X $250.00 = $33,000 Field Trip Buses: 4 buses X 1 trip X $250.00 = $1,000.00 In-District Assembly Programs: $6,000.00 Cost: $40,000 Acct. # 20241200500 000 00

Field Trip Admissions: 300 students X $10.00 per student = $3,000 Cost: $3,000.00 Acct. # 20241100800 000 00

Refreshments for Students (End of the Program): $2,000.00 Cost: $2,000.00 Acct. # 20241200600 000 00

School Security Officers 3 @ $18.98/hr. X 6.5hrs per day X 22 days = $8,142.42 Cost: $8,142.42 Acct. #11422200100 000 00

Total cost not to exceed $127,294.40 NCLB Title III Funds Total cost not to exceed $8,142.42 Local Funds

Official Report 8 February 28, 2012 C. Post Secondary Readiness/CTE (Kirwin)

1. Virtual Recovery Program - Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Office of Post Secondary Readiness/ Career and Technical Education to employ a representative from NCS Pearson, Inc. to conduct a Virtual Credit Recovery Program and professional development trainings for the 2011-2012 school year. One- Hundred licenses will be provided and 10 onsite training days will be provided for staff.

100 NovaNet Licenses @ $899.00 = $89,000 10 Onsite Training Days @ $1,900 = $19,000

Total cost not to exceed $108,000 Acct. #11190100320 000 00 Local Funds

D. Camden Education Association

1. Activities

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Camden Education Association to host the activities listed:

Activity Date Location

“Teacher for a Day Project” March 5 - 30, 2012 Various Schools

“Daddy & Me” March 10, 2012 Cream Family School

Public Education and School March 17, 2012 Catto Family School Reform

“Let’s Move” April 28, 2012 Catto Family School Michele Obama Youth Initiative

Official Report 9 February 28, 2012 E. Lanning Square Family School

1. Monitoring Program - Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted for Lanning Square Family School to implement a morning and afternoon monitoring program to assist with the safe boarding and disembarking of students, grades pre-k – 2, February 13 – June 20, 2012, Monday – Friday, 6:45 – 8:15 a.m. & 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Staff members during this time will be responsible for the recording of student attendance, monitoring of student behavior, verifying student/parent pick up information and assisting with any duties with students boarding and disembarking from their buses at the relocated bus stop, located at 315-317 Broadway, James (Poppy) Sharp Community Center.

James (Poppy) Sharp Community Center (6:45 am. – 8:15 am) 2 Teachers @29.00/hr x 1.5 hrs/day x 84 days = $7,308.00

Dana Orlando - Physical Education Teacher Valerie Skinner - Librarian

Lanning Square/ Parkside (6:45 am – 8:15 am.) Paraprofessional @15.09/hr x 1.5/day x 84 days = $1,901.34

Arcelis Chevere

James (Poppy) Sharp Community Center (3:00 – 4:00 pm.) 2 Teachers @$29/hr. x1 hr. x 84 days = $4,872.00

Dawne Davis – Kindergarten Teacher L’ Tange Alexander - First Grade Teacher

Total cost not to exceed $14,081.34 Acct #11800330100 000 72 Local Funds

Official Report 10 February 28, 2012 IV. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (1 Ratification)

A. Cooper’s Poynt Family School (Kirwin)

1. Writing Workshop

It is recommended that permission be granted for Mr. Erik Cork, Consultant, International Write Now, Inc. to conduct a full day writing workshop for students, grades 5 - 8, Thursday, March 15, 2012, 9:00 am- 2:40 pm. Teachers will be provided with strategies for teaching writing. Consultant fee-$3,800

Consultant Fee- $3,800 100 Workbooks @ $5.00ea = $1,000 (Rap, Rhythm & Rhyme & Rebuilding the Writing Foundation)

Total cost not to exceed $4,800. Acct. #15190100320 100 12 School Based Funds

B. Cramer College Prep Lab School (Kirwin)

1. Writing Workshop

It is recommended that permission be granted for Mr. Erik Cork, Consultant, International Write Now, Inc. to conduct full day Writing Workshop for students, grades 4 - 6, Tuesday, March 13, 2012, 9:00 am- 2:40 pm. Consultant fee-$3,800

Consultant Fee- $3,800 280 Workbooks @ $5.00ea = $1,400 (Rap, Rhythm & Rhyme & Rebuilding the Writing Foundation)

Total cost not to exceed $5,200. Acct. #15190100320 100 13 School Based Funds

2. Peer Mediation Program

It is recommended that permission be granted for Francine Stavisky to host a Peer Mediation Program for staff and students. The training consists of student training, staff training, assemblies and follow-up.

Consultant Fee- $2,800

Total cost not to exceed $2,800 Acct. #20460100300 100 29 SIG Funds

3. Anti-Bullying Assemblies

It is recommended that permission be granted for Jubilee Children’s Entertainment to provide 4 (40) minute assemblies for selected grade level students. (Dates and Times to be determined)

“Character Impact Themes”- 4 (40) minute assemblies

Total cost not to exceed $3,000 Acct. #20460100300 100 29 SIG Funds

Official Report 11 February 28, 2012 C. Professional Development Dept. (Kenny)

1. Rowan University Graduate Study in Mathematics Program - Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted for eight (8) teachers to continue participation in the Rowan University Middle School Grades Mathematics Graduate Program during the fall 2011 semester.

Heather Prescott East Camden Middle School Catherine Chukwueke Pyne Poynt Middle School Heather Kinneer Catto Family School Bradley Lepre Cream Family School Angela Mollett Pyne Poynt Middle School Cang Quang Cramer College Prep Lab School Colleen Hoyle Pyne Poynt Middle School Karlos Ortiz Sharp Elementary School

Tuition - 8 teachers x 1 course @ 2,255.70 = $18,045 Barnes & Noble/Rowan Book Store-1 book @ $175.00 X 8 teachers = $1,400

Total tuition cost not to exceed $18,045. Acct. #202722005000 000 00 Title IIA Funds

Total books cost not to exceed $1,400 Acct. #20272200600 000 00 Title IIA Funds

Grand total not to exceed $19,445.00.

2. Administrators' Training

It is recommended that permission be granted for the administrators’ training to be held at Camden County College, Camden Campus, date previously approved on Superintendent’s Report, January 17, 2012,

Official Superintendent’s Report, January 17, 2012 (December 2011) Page 8, Item C-1 It is recommended that permission be granted for Mr. F. Mike Miles, Superintendent of Harrison School District 2, Colorado Springs, CO, and his staff to provide training and school walkthroughs for district administrators on the dates listed:

Date Location January 9, 2012 Various Schools (walkthrough) March 21, 2012 TBD June 2012 Rutgers University, Camden Campus

Consultant Cost-$28,000 Acct. #20272200300 001 00 NCLB Title IIA 2010-2011 SY

Refreshments-March 21, 2012 Breakfast $5, Lunch $7=$12 per person x 125 =$1,500 + $120 set up fee=$1,620 Acct. #20272200500 001 00 NCLB Title IIA 2011-2012 SY

Total cost not to exceed $29,620.

Official Report 12 February 28, 2012 3. PISA2/National Science Resource Center (NSRC) Institute

It is recommended that permission be granted for the PISA2 Strategic Planning Team of seven (7) attend the National Science Resource Center( NSRC) Institute, May 24 - 25, 2012, Mercer County, New Jersey. Cost not to exceed mileage.

Ms. Patricia J. Kenny, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Robin M. Wyche, Director Mr. Paul Mulle, Supervisor Ms. Donna Darden-Irons, Teacher Mr. Keith Edwards, Teacher Ms. Stephanie Hale, Teacher Ms. Ivy Foster-Maye, Teacher

4. Partnership to Improve Student Achievement (PISA) Science, Technology, Engineering, Math STEM Forum

It is recommended that permission be granted for two (2) teachers to conduct special presentations with Stevens Institute at the STEM Forum, Atlantic City, NJ, May 17 – 19, 2012 as a component of the PISA2 partnership with Stevens Institute of Technology. Cost not to exceed mileage.

Ms. Donna Darden-Irons Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Ms. Ivy Foster-Maye Veterans Family School

5. Partnership to Improve Student Achievement (PISA) Science, Technology, Engineering, Math STEM Forum

It is recommended that permission be granted for the PISA2 Strategic Planning Team of five (5) to attend the STEM Forum at the Atlantic City Conference Center in Atlantic City, NJ, May 17 - 19, 2012 as a component of the PISA@ partnership with Stevens Institute of Technology . Team will co-present with Stevens Institute of Technology. Cost not to exceed mileage.

Ms. Patricia J. Kenny, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Robin M. Wyche, Director Mr. Paul Mulle, Supervisor Ms. Donna Darden-Irons, Teacher Mr. Keith Edwards, Teacher

Official Report 13 February 28, 2012 Professional Development, cont.

6. Olweus Bullying Prevention Program Trainer

It is recommended that permission be granted for the following individuals to attend Olweus Bullying Prevention, “Training the Trainer”, March 27 – 29, 2012, Monroe Training Center.

William Smart Camden High School Jordan Harris Lanning Square Family School Richard Ceccanecchio Pyne Poynt Middle School Gregory Christopher Yorkship Elementary School Minerva Castro Molina Elementary School

Olweus Bullying Prevention Program Costs Registration $3,783 x 5 = $18,915 Acct. #20272200500 001 00 NCLB Title IIA 2011-2012 SY Consultant $200 per school x 10 schools = $2,000 Acct. #20272200300 000 00 NCLB Title IIA 2011-2012 SY 3 year online component & $1,800 per school x 10 schools = $18,000 supplemental package Acct. #20272100600 001 00 NCLB Title IIA 2011-2012 SY Total cost not to exceed $38,915

D. Sumner Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Professional Development

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sumner Elementary School to conduct a full- day professional development training for staff, facilitated by The Master Ruler, March 21, 2012. Consultant Cost- $1,000.

Total cost not to exceed $ 1,000 Acct. #20236100600 100 26 SIA Title I Grant Funds

Official Report 14 February 28, 2012 E. Guidance & Testing (Kenny)

1. Extra Compensation-District Wide State Assessments

It is recommended that permission be granted for district staff members involved with test coordination activities, test distribution, the transporting of testing materials receive overtime compensation before and after school hours (7:00-8:30 and 3:30 -5:00) for the following New Jersey Department of Education Assessments: High School Proficiency Assessment (HSPA)New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge (NJ ASK3-8), New Jersey Biology Competency Test (NJBCT)

Assessment Dates: HSPA Regular Testing March 6-8, 2012 Make Up Testing March 13-15, 2012 NJASK 3-8 Regular Testing April 23-May 11, 2012 Make Up Testing April 30- May 18, 2012 NJBCT Regular Testing May 15- 16 2012 Make Up Testing May 17-18 2012

Contractual Rates Certified Staff $29.00 per hour School Security Officer In accordance with CEA agreement Community School Coordinator $15.09 per hour Clerk $16.16 per hour Director $42.00 per hour Supervisor $36.00 per hour

Schools Overtime Mileage Account Number

Bonsall $2,721.00 $47.12 1500021810420010 Catto Family $2,721.00 $40.09 1500021810420036 Cooper’s Poynt $2,721.00 $9.50 1500021810420012 Cramer College $2,117.50 $33.48 1500021810420013 Preparatory Lab Creative Arts Morgan $1,360.82 $65.97 150002180430020 Village Academy Grades (6-8) Cream $2,721.00 $54.19 1500021810420043 Davis $2,117.50 $37.20 1500021810420014 Dudley $2,721.00 $33.06 1500021810420020 Forest Hill $2,117.50 $27.90 1500021810420016 Hatch Family $2,721.00 $44.84 1500021810450005 Lanning Square $2,721.00 $25.92 1500021810420017 McGraw $2,117.50 $37.20 1500021810420019 Molina $2,117.50 $3.75 1500021810420021 Sharp $2,117.50 $29.76 1500021810420025 Sumner $2,117.50 $39.06 1500021810420026 Veterans Memorial $2,721.00 $25.92 1500021810420007 Whittier $2,117.50 $27.90 1500021810420028 Wiggins $2,117.50 $27.90 1500021810420029 H.B. Wilson $2,721.00 $63.65 1500021810420030 Yorkship $2,117.50 $65.10 1500021810420031

Official Report 15 February 28, 2012 Middle Schools

East Camden Middle $1,360.82 $34.72 1500021810420004 Pyne Poynt Middle $1,360.82 $0.00 1500021810420003

High Schools

Camden High $315.35 $21.08 150002180430001 Creative Arts Morgan $1,511.70 $34.72 150002180430020 Village Academy Grades (9-12) Medical Arts $1,511.70 $27.28 1500021804300045 MetEast $1,511.70 $24.80 150002180430018 Woodrow Wilson $1,511.70 $24.80 150002180430002 Office of Guidance and Testing $12,305.00 $0.00 1100021810400065

School Security Team Members Staff substitutions may apply. Schools Guidance Counselor Security Officer Community School or Designee Coordinator or Driver Bonsall Wanda Showell Michael Benjamin Yvonne Colon Catto Family Pamela Brown Charlotte Spearman Monica Witherspoon Cooper’s Poynt Dr. Maryann Alexander Raheem Blackwell Juanita Rivera Wayne Allen Cramer College Ronda Brown Jordan Truitt Nilsa Cruz Preparatory Lab Creative Arts Morgan Marilyn Hill Michelle Butler Catherine Johnson Village Academy Grades (6-8) Cream Dr. Candy Williams Byron Watkins Kiara Martin Dr. John Connelly Davis Marion Wise Edwin George Shirley Alllen Dudley Pierre Craig Irma Sanchez Lydia Medina Forest Hill Sharae Wilds Bernice Perkins Janice Darby Hatch Family Christine Abernathy Ramar High Queen Berry Audrey Bolling Lanning Square Jordan Harris Julio Soto Francessa Santiago McGraw Ralph Williams Veronica Randolph Melody Williams Molina Minerva Castro Quincy Jones Evelyn Pagan Sharp Kathleen Gousha Arlene Santos Evelyn Ruiz Charles Whaley Sumner Rochelle Caldwell Toan Lam Rochelle Caldwell Veterans Memorial Vivian Pagan Brian Kelley Daisy Santos Whittier Frances Gill Samuel Torres Kimberly Stephenson Wiggins Shawn Forbes Norma Cordero Miriam Osorio H.B. Wilson Mary Little Jeremiah Webbs Stephanie Crawford Yorkship Dr. Gregory Christopher Louise McGee Niesha Davis Middle Schools East Camden Middle Tashanique Jefferson Lilian Lugo-Poole Linda Moore Pyne Poynt Middle Richard Ceccanecchio Vance Watkins Awilda Torres High Schools Camden High Ruth Patterson Terrence Pace Donna Drummonds Yolanda Jackson

Official Report 16 February 28, 2012 Creative Arts Morgan Leslie Giles Carol Colon Catherine Johnson Village Academy Grades (9-12) Medical Arts Wanda Goodwater- Leon Williams Desiree Hall Lewis MetEast Dina Smith Samuel Miller Timothy L. Jenkins Woodrow Wilson Joe Martin Mark White Veronica Bishop Terrell Johnson-Taylor

Total cost for after hours work not to exceed $68,413.61 Total mileage cost not to exceed $906.91

Official Report 17 February 28, 2012 V. SCHOOL/DISTRICT ACTIVITIES (1 Ratification)

A. School Security Officers Compensation

B. Brimm Medical Arts High School (Kenny)

1. Summer Bridge Enrichment Program

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School to conduct a Summer Bridge Enrichment Program, July - August 2012, Mondays - Thursdays, 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Staff Needed Teacher in Charge @ $32/hr X 16hrs per week X 4 weeks = $2,048 6 Teachers @ $29/hr. X 16hrs per week X 4 weeks = $11,136 School Nurse @ $29/hr. X 16hrs per week X 4 weeks = $1,856.00 School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr. X 16hrs per week X 4 week s = $1,214.72

Total cost not to exceed $16,254.72 Acct. #15421100101 300 45 School Based Funds

2. Senior Portraits

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School to host senior picture day, Saturday, May 12, 2012, 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr. X 6hrs = $113.88 Custodian @ $41.13/hr. X 4hrs = $164.52

Total not to exceed $278.40 Acct. #15421200100 300 45 School Based Funds

3. Annual Open House

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School to host their Annual Open House, Thursday, March 29, 2012, 6:00 - 7:30p.m. for all anticipated incoming freshman/intersected applicants and parents/guardians.

School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr. X 1.5hr = $28.47

Total cost not to exceed $28.47 Acct. #15421200100 300 45 School Based Funds

Official Report 18 February 28, 2012 C. Camden High School (Kirwin)

1. Pep Band

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Camden High School Marching Band to perform at six (6) home basketball games, under the supervision of Edwin DeVaughn, Band Teacher.

Band Teacher @ $29/hr. X 2hrs per game X 6 games = $348.00

Total cost not to exceed $348 Acct. #15402100800 300 01 School Based Funds

D. Creative Arts Morgan Village Academy

1. Saturday NJASK/HSPA Tutorial Program

It is recommended that permission be granted to add the following individual to work the Saturday NJASK/HSPA Tutorial Program previously approved on the Superintendent’s October 2011 Report.

School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr X 3hrs a day X 10 days = $569.40 Michelle Butler

Total cost not to exceed $569.40 Acct. #15421100101 200 06 School Based Funds

Official Superintendent’s Report, October 11, 2011, Page 6, Item B-2 It is recommended that the following individuals be approved to work the Saturday NJASK/HSPA Tutorial Program, previously approved on the September 2011 Superintendent’s Report: (*Note: Revised Account Numbers)

Teachers: Patricio Acevedo Freddie Alexander Angela Wright- Yelverton Jamal Dickerson Franklin Edwards Joanne Johnson Christopher Klein Linda Mitchell Joelle Wagner Lynch

Security: Carla Colon Clerk: Beverly Williams Custodian: Richard Johnson

It is also recommended that Davida Coe-Brockington serve as the Administrator in charge to replace the vice-principal position previously approved.

$38 per hour X 3hrs per day X 23 days = $2,622.00 – November 5, 2011 – May 19, 2012

Total cost not to exceed $25,578 Acct. #15421100101 200 06 – School Based Funds Total cost not to exceed $5,853.36 Acct. #15421200101 200 06 – School Based Funds

Official Report 19 February 28, 2012 Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy, cont.

2. Performances

It is recommended that permission be granted for the dates and times to be changed of the performances “To Kill A Mockingbird” previously approved on the Superintendent’s October 2011 Report.

Friday, February 17 & 24, 2012, 5:00 - 10:30 p.m. (11 hours) Saturday, February 18 & 25, 2012, 12:00 - 5:30p.m. (11hours)

Official December Superintendent's Report, January 17, 2012, Page 10, Item B-1 It is recommended that the students at Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy perform the play To Kill A Mockingbird by Christopher Sergel based on the novel by Harper Lee, Friday, January 20 & 27, 2012, 3:00 - 10:30pm, Saturday, January 21 & 28, 2012, 2:00 - 5:30pm. (Scripts and Performance rights will be paid from the Student Activities Account).

It is also recommended that rehearsals for the foregoing show be held at Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy on the following dates:

January 9, 11, 13, 17, 18 &19, 3:00 - 6:00pm (18 hours).

School Security Officer $18.98/hr. (40 hrs.) $759.20 Custodian $20.00/hr. (40 hrs.) $800.00

Total cost not to exceed $1,559.20 Acct. #15190100320 200 06 School Based Funds

3. Creative Arts Jazz Festival

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Creative Arts Morgan Village Academy Jazz Band host a Creative Arts Jazz Festival, Friday, April 20, 2012, 5:00p.m. – 12:00a.m. Oberlin Conservatory of Music will be performing and recruiting.

2 School Security Officers @ $18.98/hr. X 7hrs = $265.72 Michelle Butler Felix Bowan

Total cost not to exceed $265.72 Acct. #15421100101 200 06 School Based Funds

E. Catto Family School (Kirwin)

1. Talent Show

It is recommended that permission be granted for Catto Family School to host a Talent Show for students, grades K – 8, April 4, 2012, 5:00 – 7:00 pm.

School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr. X 2hrs = $37.96

Total cost not to exceed $37.96 Acct. #15401100600 100 36 School Based Funds

Official Report 20 February 28, 2012 Catto Family School, cont.

2. Extended Learning Academy

It is recommended that permission be granted for the following substitute personnel to work the Extended Learning Academy previously approved.

Teachers Administrator School Security Officer Reseda Butler El Rikr Valentino Charlotte Spearman Jacqueline Crisdon Evelyn Mendez Kathleen Reynolds

It is also recommended that the position of Administrator be added to the Extended Learning Academy to replace the Teacher-In-Charge position previously approved.

Corrected Cost Administrator- @ $38/hr. X 96hrs = $3,648

It is further recommended that the amount charged to the following account numbers be changed to reflect as follows:

Total cost not to exceed $24,480.72 Acct. #20239100100 000 36 SIA Grant Funds Total cost not to exceed $9,724.70 Acct. #20239100600 000 36 SIA Grant Funds

Grand total not to exceed $34,205.42

Official Superintendent’s Report, November 22, 2011, Page 15, Item D-1 It is recommended that permission be granted for Catto Family School to conduct an Extended Learning Academy, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 3:30 – 5:30pm, Saturdays, 8:30am – 12:30pm, January 10, 2012 – March 31, 2012.

Staff Needed: 1 Teacher In-charge @ $32/hour ($32x96hrs) $ 3,072 6 Teachers @ $29/hour ($29x576hrs) $16,704 1 Security Officer @$18.98/hour ($18.98x84) $1,594.32 1 Custodian @$24.52/hour ($24.52x48hrs) $1,176.96 1 Clerk @$16.16/hour ($16.16x84hrs) $1,357.44

Salaries: $23,904.72 Acct. #20239100100 000 36 Supplies & Materials: $5,604.28 Acct. #20239100600 000 36 Refreshments: $2,900 Acct. #20239200600 000 36

Total cost not to exceed $32,601 SIA Part A NCLB Funds

Official Report 21 February 28, 2012 F. Lanning Square School (Kirwin)

1. Claymobile Program

It is recommended that permission be granted for Lanning Square Elementary School to engage the services of Clay Studios to provide a Claymobile Program for students, grades 3-7, April 1 - May 25, 2012 (eight weeks). Students will design and create sculptures.

Total cost not to exceed $1,500. Acct. #15190100320 100 17 School Based Funds

G. Forest Hill Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Fun Day

It is recommended that permission be granted for Forest Hill Elementary School to host Fun Day, June 8, 2012.

Costs-$1,650 for rental of various amusements and games (Circus Time Amusement Company)

Total cost not to exceed $1,650 Acct. #15190100800 100 16 School Based Funds

H. Sharp Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Extended Learning Academy

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sharp Elementary School to conduct an Extended Learning Academy, March 1 - May 3, 2012, Tuesdays - Thursdays, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. (Security already on duty).

1Teacher in Charge @ $32hr x 1hr per day x 24 days = $551.16 Kathleen Gousha

3 Teachers @ $29 x 1hr per day x 24 days =$1498.48 Bernandette Moreno Carol Elayoub Thomas Pinero

3 Teachers @ $29 x 1.5 hr per day x 24 days=$2247.73 Darlyn Mesey Debbie Flores Stella Anusieum

Clerk @ 16.16 X 1hr per day x 24 days = $625 Tracey Allen

Paraprofessional @ $15.09 x1.5hrs x 24 days= $584.53 Charmaine Randolph

Total Cost Not to exceed $6000.00 Salaries Account 20236100100 001 25 SIA Funds

Official Report 22 February 28, 2012 Sharp Elementary School, cont.

2. NJ ASK Assembly

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sharp Elementary School to host "Ace Your NJASK" assembly, hosted by Yojo Show Bromley Productions, LLC, March 27, 2012, 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.

Total cost not to exceed $800 Acct. # 20236100300 001 25 SIA Grant Funds

I. Yorkship Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Extended Learning Program - Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted for Yorkship Elementary School to conduct an Extended Learning Program, Mondays - Thursdays, 3:30 – 5:30pm, February 22 - April 26, 2012.

Administrator in charge

$33.00 per hour x 1.5 hours per day x 35 days = $2,310 Cheryl Shelton

4 Teachers @ $29.00 per hour x 2 hours per day x 35 days = $8,120 Yolanda Jenkins Jennifer Harris Fred Cuneo Inez Nock

1 Nurse @$29.00 per hour x 2 hours per day x 35 days = $2,030 Dawn Colligon

1 Clerk @ $16.16 per hour x 1.5 hours per day x 35 days = $848.40 Tongi Turner

1 School Security Officer @ $18.98 per hour x 1.5 hours x 35 days = $996.45 Kevin Rosario

Total cost not to exceed $13,308.40 Acct. #20236100100 000 31 SIA Grant Funds Total cost not to exceed $996.45 Acct. #15421100101 100 31 School Based Funds

Grand total not to exceed $14,304.85

Official Report 23 February 28, 2012 VI. School Based Youth Services (Kenny)

A. Young Ladies Annual Tea Celebration

It is recommended that permission be granted for School Based Youth Services to host Camden High School’s Young Ladies Annual Tea Celebration, Friday, March 30, 2012, 11:00a.m.- 2:00 p.m. Students will display talent through dance, drama, music, and visual arts.

Refreshments- $1100 Rentals- $2500

Total cost not to exceed $3,600.00 Acct. #20447100600 300 01 SBYS Grant Funds

B. Hatch Family School

1. Health Fair

It is recommended that permission be granted for Hatch Family School/SBYS to host a “Health Fair” for students, grades 5 - 8, April 4, 2012, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Community-Based Health and Social Service Agencies/Organizations will distribute literature and provide incentives. Students will have the opportunity to have their height, weight, and blood pressure recorded by the school nurse.

Cost Breakdown Snacks- .75 X 300 participants = $225 Refreshments- $50 (for vendors) Supplies- $25

Total cost not to exceed $300 Acct. #20456200500 000 00 School Based Grant Funds

Official Report 24 February 28, 2012 VII. HEALTH SERVICES (Kenny)

A. Home Instruction

It is recommended that the Camden Board of Education approve home instruction for those students whose names are filed with the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary during the 2011- 2012 school year.

B. Homebound/Bedside Instruction

It is recommended that the Camden Board of Education approve homebound/bedside instruction for those students whose names are filed with the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary during the 2011- 2012 school year.

Official Report 25 February 28, 2012 VIII. SPECIAL SERVICES (Kenny) (1 Ratification)

A. Tuition Placement

It is recommended that the Camden Board of Education approve tuition placement for those students whose names are filed with the School Business Administrator/Board Secretary during the 2011- 2012 school year. Tuition varies at each site due to different needs and services, according to individual student’s IEP. Dollar amounts within a school may vary with different start dates and end dates and/or program.

AMOUNT AMOUNT CHARGED DEDUCTED TO FROM TYPE OF BUDGETED STATE SCHOOL STUDENT CONTRACT STARTS ACCOUNTS AID

Children's Home KO 10 Month 11/23/2011 $36,552.00 $0.00 CHILDREN'S HOME TOTAL $36,552.00

Gloucester Co SSD NW 10 Month 12/17/2011 $1,800.00 $19,008.00 GLOUCESTER CO SSD TOTAL $1,800.00 $19,008.00

Pinelands Learning Center - High JF 10 Month 1/17/2012 $20,943.90 $0.00 PINELANDS LEARNING CENTER TOTAL $20,943.90

Ranch Hope Strang School QM 10 Month 12/19/2011 $24,726.15 $0.00 RANCH HOPE STRANG SCHOOL TOTAL $24,726.15

TOTAL TUITION $84,022.05 $19,008.00

COMBINED TOTAL $103,030.05

B. Tuition Correction

It is recommended that permission be granted for the following correction to be made to the Official September 2011 Superintendent’s Report:

YCS Montclair SH

Total amount should read $63,964.57 not $67,500.30 (only 19 extended days)

Official Superintendent’s Report, September 27,2011, Page 27, Item A YCS Montclair SH 10 Month-Extended 7/5/11 $67,500

Official Report 26 February 28, 2012 C. Regular Homeless Student Tuition-Camden Sending District

DISTRICT NAME STUDENT NAME CONTRACT EFFECTIVE GR. SCHOOL ATTENDING TUITION AMT.

Elk Twp. Board of Education N S 10 MONTHS 9/1/11 - 12/30/11 3 Aura School $ 4,246.51

$ 4,246.51

Paulsboro Board of Education D C 10 MONTHS 11/17/11 - 12/1/11 6 Loudenslager Elem. Sch $ 604.98 D C 10 MONTHS 11/17/11 - 12/1/11 4 Loudenslager Elem. Sch $ 568.26 X B 10 MONTHS 11/28/11 - 12/2/11 5 Loudenslager Elem. Sch $ 315.70

$ 1,488.94

Lenape Valley Regional HS E M 10 MONTHS 9/9/11 - 6/30/11 11 Lenape Valley Regional HS $ 13,345.00

$ 13,345.00

GRAND TOTAL $ 19,080.45

Official Report 27 February 28, 2012 D. Bilingual School Psychologist

It is recommended that permission be granted for Ms. Sophie Lusinski, Bilingual Psychologist to provide bilingual psychological and psycho-educational evaluations on an “as needed basis” for the Special Services Department during 2011- 2012 school year.

Ms. Lusinski will be paid $350.00 per bilingual psychological evaluation and $400.00 per bilingual psycho-educational evaluation. She will be paid $30.00 per visit for travel. All paperwork, typing of the evaluation reports and translation will be the responsibility of Ms. Sophia Lusinski. All completed reports will be submitted to the Director of Special Services.

Total not to exceed $10,000.00 Acct. #11000219320 000 59 Local Funds

E. Compensatory Education

It is recommended that permission be granted for Interactive Kids to provide compensatory education in Social Skills for J. R., Camden City student, 4hrs a day, 2 days a week, not to exceed 90 hours.

$50/hr. x 90hrs = $4,500.00

Total cost not to exceed $4,500.00 Acct. #11000219320 000 59 Local Funds

F. Surrogate Parents - Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted those individuals, whose names are on file in the Business Administrator/Board Secretary’s Office, to be retained as Surrogate Parents for the district during the 2011-2012 school year. The surrogate parents will be paid $10 per hour whenever they participate in a required training and/or IEP process. This is in compliance with NJAC 6A:14-2.2.

Total cost not to exceed $200. Acct. #11000219320 000 59 Local Funds

G. Professional Development for Speech Therapist

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Office of Special Services to provide professional development for our speech therapists through ASHA webinar, March 14, 2012, 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., One-Stop Resource Center, Camden, N.J.

The professional development will focus on the Executive Function Skills in Children and Adolescents (aged 6-22), and interventions to support the development of situational awareness, goal selection, task management and planning, time management, and organized thinking.

Total cost not to exceed $259 Acct. #11000219592 000 59 Local Funds

Official Report 28 February 28, 2012 H. Bancroft NeuroHealth Services

It is recommended that permission be granted for Special Services to contract and utilize the services of Bancroft NeuroHealth to conduct independent child study team evaluations for students, J.R. and I.O., Camden City Public Schools. (Interpretation and typing of all evaluation reports will be the responsibility of Bancroft NeuroHealth.)

Cost- $650.00 per evaluation

Total cost not to exceed $5,200.00 Acct. #11000219320 000 59 Local Funds

I. Special Olympics

It is recommended that permission be granted for Special Services to conduct the following summer program for students, in collaboration with the Camden City Department of Recreation, to serve both special education and general education students at city recreation sites.

Special Services/Unified Special Olympics/Camden City Program

Program Dates: July 2 -July 27, 2012 (not to exceed 20 days) Time: Students- 8:30 am- 12:30 pm, Monday- Friday (July 2- July 27, 2012) Staff- 8:30 am- 12:30 pm, Monday- Friday (June 28- July 27, 2012) Person-in-Charge- 8:30 am-1:30 pm, Monday- Friday (June 29- July 27, 2012) Orientation: June 28, 2012, 8:30 am- 12:30 pm (All staff-4 hours) Field Day: July 27, 2012, 8:00am–3:00pm (All staff–7 hours) Rain Date: July 30, 2012 Site: To be announced

Official Report 29 February 28, 2012 Funding Source is as follow: Personnel Account Rate Hours Worked Not to Exceed ARRA-IDEA-Basic $22,912 Person in charge; 5 20250100100 000 00 @ $32/hr 107 hours per $3,424.00 hours per day person for 21 days Teachers (4 Special 20250100100 000 00 @ $29/hr 83 hours per $19,256 Education, 4 General person for 19 Education); days 4 hours per day Amount - Not to Activity Local Account Exceed

Tent Rental 20250100100 000 00 $2,400.00 N/A N/A Uniforms/T- Shirts/Medals/Awards 20250100100 000 00 $2,200.00 Rita’s Water Ice/Aramark 20250100100 000 00 $400

Total not to exceed $27,680 Acct. #20250100100 000 00 ARRA-IDEA

J. Special Services Mandated Summer Program

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Special Services Department to conduct the following mandated summer assessment program for potentially disabled preschool students referred for an initial evaluation whose ninety day timeline for evaluations/placement and third birthday will occur during the summer: (Number of staff determined by number of referrals and cases.)

Program Dates: July 3 - August 10, 2012, Monday- Friday (not to exceed 30 days per person) Orientation Date: July 2, 2012, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Times: Students - 8:30 am- 12:30 pm, Person-In-Charge – 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Staff – 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Clerical- 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Site: Forest Hill Elementary School

Personnel Account Not to Rate / Not to Hours Not to (hours not to exceed) Exceed Exceed Exceed IDEA-B 396,181. Person-In-Charge (1); 6 hrs daily 20250 100100 00000 5,568. @32.00 per hr 174 hours (1 person for 29 days)

Paraprofessionals A&B (*70); 6 hrs daily 20250 100100 00000 183,796. @15.09 per hr 174 hours (per person for 29 days)

Speech (4); 4 hrs daily 20250 200100 00000 15,831. @33.54 per 118 hours (per (CBOE Employees) hour person for 29 days) Speech Therapists Consultant (2); 4 hrs 20250 200300 00000 6,820. @55.00 per

Official Report 30 February 28, 2012 daily (Consultant @ Consultant Rate) hour

Teachers (*45); 4 hrs daily 20250 100100 00000 153,990. @29.00 per 118 hours (per hour person for 29 days)

Clerical (1); 5 hrs daily 20250 200100 00000 2,359. @16.16 per 146 hours hour (per person for 29 days)

* Denotes maximum number of staff members. Number of teachers and paraprofessionals hired depends on the number of students enrolled in the program. These numbers are based on last year’s attendance.

Guidance Counselors (2); 4 hrs daily 20250 200100 00000 7,915. @33.54 per 118 hours hour (per person for 29 days)

Social Worker (1); 4 hrs daily 20250 200100 00000 3,422. @29.00 per 118 hours hour (per person for 29 days) Nurses (3); 4 hrs daily 20250 200100 00000 10,266. @29.00 per 118 hours hour (per person for 29 days)

Consultants: 20250 200300 00000 21,240. @60.00 per 118 hours Occupational Therapists (2); 4 hrs daily hour (per person Physical Therapists (1); 4 hrs daily for 29 days)

Local (2011-2012) 102, 141 School Security Officiers (3); 6 hrs daily 18422 200100 000 00 9,908. In accordance 174 hours (12-13 budget) with CEA (per person Contract for 29 days)

Attendance Officer or Truant Officer (1); 18422 200100 000 00 2,920. @20.00 per 146 hours 5 hrs daily (12-13 budget) hour (per person for 29 days) Community School Coordinator (1); 6 hrs 18422 200100 000 00 2,626. @15.09 per 174 hours daily (12-13 budget) hour (per person for 29 days) Food Servers (2); 4 hrs daily 18422 200100 000 00 1,687. @7.15 per 118 hours (12-13 budget) hour (per person for 29 days)

Transportation bid on approximately 17 11000270511 10070 85,000. routes and 2 medical transports (12-13 budget)

Official Report 31 February 28, 2012 Miscellaneous Account IDEA-B 10,000

Presentations to ESY Students 20250 200300 00000 10,000. Presentation Fees

Total cost not to exceed $508,322 Local Funds 2011-2012 Budget $102,141. IDEA (Federal Funds) $406,181.

Official Report 32 February 28, 2012

IX. NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS (Pass Through Funds) (0 Ratification)

Camden City Public School District is responsible for all record keeping and reporting of funds and activities.

A. St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral School

1. Meetings/Workshops

It is recommended that St. Joseph Pro-Cathedral School be permitted to send the individuals listed to the following meeting/workshop:

Name Workshop Date Cost

Thomas Hamm "Working Successfully 4/18/12 $215 pp Angela DeSantis with Difficult and Disruptive Lauren DiBello Students" Voorhees, New Jersey

Total cost not to exceed $645 Acct. #20272200500 001 90 Title II-A Grant Funds

Official Report 33 February 28, 2012 X. COMMUNITY/PARENTS (0 Ratification)

A. Curriculum & Instruction Dept. (Kirwin)

1. 2nd Annual Family Conference

It is recommended that permission be granted to add publicity cost to the 2nd Annual Family Conference previously approved.

Cost- $500

Total cost not to exceed $500 Acct. #20218200320 000 00 Preschool Aid Grant

Official Superintendent’s Report, November 22, 2011, Page 26, Item C-1 It is recommended that permission be granted for the Early Childhood Dept. to hold their 2nd Annual Family Conference, Friday, May 11, 2012, 8:00 am-3:00 pm, First Nazarene Conference Center, for 100 participants (including presenters), Camden, NJ.

Costs Facility costs:- $1,500.00 Food: $1,200.00 ($12.00 pp x 100 participants including Presenters – Breakfast and Lunch) Speakers: $1,000.00 Giveaways: $300.00

Total cost not to exceed $4,000 Acct. #20218200329 000 00 Preschool Aid Grant

2. Preschool Registration Day

It is recommended that permission be granted to add publicity cost to the Preschool Registration previously approved.

Cost- $1,000

Total cost not to exceed $1,000 Acct. #20218200320 000 00 Preschool Aid Grant

Official Superintendent’s Report, November 22, 2011, Page 72, Item 3 It is recommended permission be granted for the Early Childhood Department to host a District Wide Preschool Registration Day for the 2012-2013 school year, Wednesday, March 21, 2012.

Locations

All Schools and Private Providers District Wide (9:00am – 3:00pm)

Camden Board of Education (4:00 – 7:00pm) 1st Floor Cafeteria

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 34 February 28, 2012 Curriculum & Instruction, cont.

3. Preschool Registration Campaign

It is recommended that permission be granted to increase the billboard cost for the Preschool Registration Campaign previously approved.

Total cost not to exceed $250 Acct. #20218200800 000 00 Early Childhood Grant

Official Superintendent's Report, January 24, 2012, Page 6, Item B-6 It is recommended that permission be granted for the Preschool Program to run a media awareness campaign to recruit and register students for the 2012 - 2013 school year.

A campaign will be designed to cover the following:

Seventeen Billboards throughout the city for a 6 week time period (February-March) at a cost of $500 per board X 6 weeks + $100 per board for set up and printing.

TV production spots 30 sec English and 30 sec Spanish language Radio production spots 30 sec English and 30 sec Spanish language A minimum of 20 Radio spots on Power 99 & Rumba, 50 spots on Telemundo weekly 200 spots per week on cable television (including TNT, Cartoon Network, BET, Comedy Central, FX, MTV, Nickelodeon, ABC Family, TBS and Discovery networks)

$31,000 for TV & Radio PSA placement and production $14,000 for Bill Boards No cost for production done by CCSTV.

Total cost not to exceed $45,000.00 Acct. #20218200800 000 00 Early Childhood Grant

B. Hatch Family School (Kirwin)

1. Parent Activities

It is recommended that permission be granted for Hatch Family School in conjunction with School Based Youth Services to host the following activities on the dates listed: (Security already on duty)

March 21, 2012 1st & 2nd Marking Period Honor Roll/Perfect Attendance Luncheon Lunch- @ $6.95 per person X 150 Participants = $1,042 12:00 – 2:00 p.m.

April 25, 2012 Parent Workshop on Testing Expectations Refreshments- $5.63 per person X 150 participants = $844.50 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

June 15, 2012 Honor Roll/Perfect Attendance Celebration for Parents Dinner- $9.50 per person X 150 participants = $1,425 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Total cost not to exceed $1042 Acct. #20232200800 000 22 Parental Inv. Funds Total cost not to exceed $2,270 Acct. #20232200800 000 05 Parental Inv. Funds

Grand total not to exceed $3,312.

Official Report 35 February 28, 2012

C. Pyne Poynt Middle School (Kenny)

1. Parent Meetings

It is recommended that permission be granted for Pyne Poynt Middle School to host the following parent meetings, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. on the dates listed:

February 29, 2012 March 20, 2012 April 17, 2012 May 15, 2012 June 19, 2012

School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr X 2hrs per day X 5 meetings = $189.90 Vance Watkins

Refreshments- $3.25 pp X 15 parents x 5 meetings= $243.75

Total cost not to exceed $243.75 Acct. #20232500800 000 30 Parental Inv. Funds Total cost not to exceed $189.90 Acct. #15000221500 200 03 School Based Funds

Grand total not to exceed $433.65

D. Sharp Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Parent Recognition Award Luncheon

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sharp Elementary School to host a Parent Recognition Award Ceremony Luncheon for parents and students, June 6, 2012, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Lunch- $7.00 pp X 121 participants = $847

Total cost not to exceed $847 Acct. #20232500000 100 00 Parental Inv. Grant Funds

Official Report 36 February 28, 2012 E. Sumner Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Parent Meetings

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sumner Elementary School to conduct parent meetings, on the dates listed:

February 29, 2012 Strategies Parents Can Use To Help Their Children With Math at Home 35 people/$5.00/person

March 27, 2012 OEO Weatherization Program Information 35 people/$5.00/person

April 17, 2012 Celebrating Super Readers 100 Book Challenge 35 people/$5.00/person

April 23, 2012 NJASK Preparation Tips for Parents 35 people/$5.00/person

April 27, 2012 Cancer Screening Project 35 people/$5.00/person

June 5, 2012 End of Year Perfect Attendance/Honor Roll Luncheon 150 people/$7.00/person

Refreshments- $5.00 pp X 35 Parents X 5 meetings = $875.00

Luncheon- $7.00 pp X 150 parents = $1,050.00

Total cost not to exceed $875.00 Acct. #20232200800 000 00 Parental Inv. Funds

Total cost not to exceed $1,050.00 Acct. #20232200500 000 00 Parental Inv. Funds

Grand total not to exceed $1925.00

Official Report 37 February 28, 2012

XI. Fund Raisers (19) (1 Ratification)

It is recommended that the following fund raising activities for the schools listed be approved for the 2011- 2012 school year: (Door to door solicitation is prohibited in accordance with Board Policy) All fundraisers are in compliance with the District’s Nutrition Policy. **indicates person responsible

Woodrow Wilson HS Valentine’s Day Dance 2/10/12 Student Activities **Audrey Gougon, Robert Keller 7:00 – 10:30 pm School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr X 3.5hrs = $66.43 Security will paid from Student Activities’ Acct.

Dress Down Days 3/1/12 – 4/1/12 Student Activities **Audrey Gougon, Robert Keller

Hat Days 3/1/12 – 4/1/12 Student Activities **Audrey Gougon, Robert Keller

Pretzel Sales 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities **Audrey Gougon, Robert Keller

Pizza Sales 3/12/12 – 3/23/12 Student Activities **Audrey Gougon, Robert Keller

East Camden Middle School Dress Down Days 3/2/12 - 5/25/12 Student Activities **Viola Brown, Victoria Pellot,

Physical Challenge Day 3/21/12 - 3/23/12 Student Activities **Janine Casella, Kathleen Murphy

Spirit Week 3/21/12 – 3/23/12 Student Activities **Janine Casella, Kathleen Murphy

Catto Family School Tom Thumb Wedding 4/27/12 Student Activities **PTSO (4:00 – 6:00 pm) School Security Officer @ $18.98/hr X 2hrs = $37.96 Acct. #15401100600 100 36 School Based Funds Total cost not to exceed $$37.96

Hatch Family School Pennies for Patients 3/1/12 - 3/23/12 Student Activities *Ms. Gaither

Official Report 38 February 28, 2012

Fundraisers, cont.

Lanning Family School Spring Pictures 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities **PTO

Patron Ads and Candle 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities Sales **PTO

Crazy Hat Days 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities **PTO

Dress Down Days 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities **PTO

T-Shirt Sales 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities **PTO

McGraw Elementary School Spring Flower Sales 3/28/12 – 4/4/12 Student Activities **PTO

Mother’s Day Bazaar & 5/4/12 – 5/12/12 Student Activities Flower Sales **PTO

Early Childhood Dev. Labels for Education 3/1/12 – 6/1/12 Student Activities **Renee Candelori, Joann Matlock-Robinson

Scholastic Book Fair 3/29/12 – 4/5/12 School Library **Christine Norris

Official Report 39 February 28, 2012

HUMAN RESOURCES

A. Appointments (12 )

All appointments are contingent upon available funds. Salaries to be adjusted, if necessary, pending the completion of negotiations.

1. Professional ( 5 )

It is recommended that the following individuals be appointed for the 2011-2012 school year to the assignments and at the rates indicated, pending receipt of valid certificate, passing medical exam and fingerprint qualification:

Indicates New to the District Indicates Substitute ●●●Prior Experience

Effective: March 1, 2012

Name Position Salary

●Ms. Nina Fonseca Teacher of Elementary $50,187 Clementon, NJ 08021 McGraw Elementary School Step 1, BA (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15120100101 100 19

(Vacancy due to retirement) Holds: NJ Certificate of Eligibility - Elementary School Teacher Grades K-5

●Ms. Luanne Masson Teacher of Art $50,187 Marlton, NJ 08053 Molina Elementary School Step 1, BA (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15120100101 100 21

(Vacancy due to retirement) Holds: NJ Certificate of Eligibility – Teacher of Art

●Mr. Joseph Nicotra Teacher of Elementary $50,187 Woodbury, NJ 08096 Molina Elementary School Step 1, BA (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15120100101 100 21

(Vacancy due to reassignment) Holds: NJ Certificate of Eligibility with Advance Standing – Elementary School Teacher Grades K-5

Official Report 40 February 28, 2012 Appointments, cont.

●Ms. Kimberly Pugh Teacher of Elementary $50,187 Maple Shade, NJ 08052 Davis Elementary School Step 1, BA (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15120100101 100 14

(Vacancy due to reassignment) Holds: NJ Standard Certificate – Elementary School Teacher Grades K-5

●Ms. Angela Ramsey Guidance Counselor $53,187 Philadelphia, PA 19115 Davis Elementary School Step 1, MA (PK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15000218104 100 14

(Vacancy due to retirement) Holds: NJ Standard Certificate – School Counselor

2. Support Staff ( 5 )

Effective: February 16, 2012 – Ratification

●Ms. Jacqueline Campbell Paraprofessional A $17,757 Camden, NJ 08104 Early Childhood Dev. Ctr. Step 1, 105 cr. (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15190100106 100 08

(Vacancy due to promotion)

Effective: March 1, 2012

●Ms. Linda Clark Paraprofessional A $17,142 Pennsauken, NJ 08110 East Camden Middle School Step 1, 60 cr. (PK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15204100106 200 04

(Vacancy due to resignation)

●Ms. Yvonne Pulliam Paraprofessional A $17,142 Camden, NJ 08104 East Camden Middle School Step 1, 60 cr. (PK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15204100106 200 04

(Vacancy due to retirement)

Official Report 41 February 28, 2012 Appointments, cont.

●Ms. Jennifer Torres Clerk III $23,859 Runnemede, NJ 08078 Office of Special Services Step 1 (PK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #11000219105 000 59

(Vacancy due to retirement)

●Ms. Dawn Sitkowski Clerk III $23,859 Pennsauken, NJ 08109 Yorkship Elementary School Step 1 (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #15000240105 100 31

(Vacancy due to transfer)

3. Support Staff/Lunch Aide ( 2 )

It is recommended that the following individual be appointed for the 2011-2012 school year to the assignment and at the rate indicated, pending passing of medical exam and fingerprint qualification:

Ms. Chanay Johnson Lunch Aide $8.65/hr. Camden, NJ 08104 Molina Elementary School Acct. #15000262107 100 21

Ms. Wanika Smith Lunch Aide $8.65/hr. Camden, NJ 08105 Catto Family School Acct. #15000262107 100 36

Official Report 42 February 28, 2012 B. Transfers ( 7 )

It is recommended that the following transfers be approved for the 2011-2012 school year, effective as indicated: ***Administrative Request, **Principal’s Request, *Staff Request Salaries to be adjusted pending the completion of negotiations, if necessary.

1. Professional ( 3 )

Effective: January 31, 2012 – Ratification

***Mr. David Donohue Teacher of Art Teacher of Art (AK;YA;CR;MA) Hatch Family School Woodrow Wilson High School Acct. #15130100101 200 05 Acct. #15140100101 300 02 Salary - $59,303, Step 7BA Salary - No change in salary

Effective: February 10, 2012 – Ratification

*Ms. Eva Lewis Teacher of the Handicapped Teacher of the Handicapped

(AK;YA;CR;MA) Forest Hill Elementary School Woodrow Wilson High School Acct. #15204100101 100 16 Acct. #15213100101 300 02 Salary - $54,855, Step 5 BA No change in salary

*Mr. Thomas Schilling Teacher of the Handicapped Teacher of the Handicapped (AK;YA;CR;MA) Woodrow Wilson High School Molina Elementary School Acct. #15213100101 300 02 Acct. #15213100101 100 21 Salary - $56,903 Step 6 BA+15 No change in salary

Effective: March 1, 2012

**Mr. Canh Chi Quang Bilingual Teacher Bilingual Teacher (AK;YA;CR;MA) Cramer College Prep Lab Sch. Catto/Cramer Schools Acct. #15240100101 100 13 Acct. #15240100101 100 36 Acct. #15240100101 100 13 Salary –$77,403, Step 12 BA No change in salary

2. Support Staff ( 4 )

Effective: March 1, 2012

**Mr. Geovanny Estremera Custodian C Acting Custodian A1 (CR;MA) Camden High School Veterans Family School Acct. #11000262100 300 00 Acct. #11000262100 200 00 Salary - $30,597, Step 1 Salary - $34,007, Step 1

**Mr. Rashawn Stephens Custodian C Acting Custodian A1 (CR;MA) East Camden Middle School Sharp Elementary School Acct. #11000262100 010 00 Acct. #11000262100 010 00 Salary - $30,597, Step 1 Salary - $34,001

Official Report 43 February 28, 2012 Transfers, cont.

Effective: March 7, 2012

**Mr. Gregory Abbiw Custodian A1 Custodian A1 (CR;MA) Early Childhood Dev. Ctr. HB Wilson Elementary School Acct. #20218200110 000 00 Acct. #11000262100 010 00 Salary - $34,001, Step 1 No change in salary

**Mr. Oscar Lisboa Custodian A1 Custodian A1 (CR;MA) HB Wilson Elementary School Early Childhood Dev. Ctr. Acct. #11000262100 010 00 Acct. #20218200110 000 00 Salary - $37,585, Step 3 No change in salary

C. Reassignments ( 7 )

It is recommended that the following reassignments be approved for the 2011-2012 school year, effective as indicated.

Effective: January 4, 2012 – Ratification

**Mr. James Drew Inspector of Custodial Serv. Acting Supervisor (CR;MA) Maintenance Warehouse Maintenance Warehouse (Temporary Assignment) Acct. #1100261100 510 00 Acct. #11000262100 000 73 Salary - $46,125, Step 2 Salary - $60,988, Step 1

**Mr. Jack Forgach Plumber Acting Plumbing Foreman (CR;MA) Maintenance Warehouse Maintenance Warehouse (Temporary Assignment) Acct. #11000261100 510 00 Acct. #11000262100 510 00 Salary - $35,276, Step 3 Salary $36,000, Step 2

**Mr. Robert Vera Plumbing Foreman Acting Inspector of Custodial S (CR;MA) Maintenance Warehouse Maintenance Warehouse (Temporary Assignment) Acct. #11000262100 510 00 Acct. #11000261100 510 00 Salary - $40,074, Step 5 Salary - $45,000, Step 1

Effective: March 1, 2012

*Mr. Scoey Maddred Teacher of the Handicapped Math Coach (AK;YA;CR;MA) Molina Elementary School HB Wilson Elementary School Acct. #15213100101 100 21 Acct. #15000221176 100 30 Acct. #20231100100 000 00 Salary- $52,687 Step 2 BA+30 No change in salary

Official Report 44 February 28, 2012 Reassignments, cont.

*Ms. Marybel Maldonado Attendance Officer Clerk III (YA;CR;MA) Attendance Department Molina Elementary School Acct. #11000211100 000 67 Acct.#15000240100105 100 21 Salary -$25,856 Step 7+45 cr. Salary- $31,526 Step 9+45 cr.

*Ms. Diane Mroz Teacher of Elementary Math Coach (AK;YA;CR;MA) Molina Elementary School Molina Elementary School Acct. #15213100101 100 21 Acct. #15000221176 100 21 Acct. #20231100100 000 00 Salary-$70,003, Step 10 BA No change in salary

*Ms. Lynnette Washington Teacher of Math Education Program Specialist- (AK;YA;CR;MA) Camden High School Camden High School Acct. #15140100101 300 02 Acct. #20461200100 000 00 Salary - $65,803, Step 8 MA No change in salary

D. Promotions ( 3 )

It is recommended that the following promotions be approved for the 2011-2012 school year, effective as indicated.

Effective: February 1, 2012 - Ratification

Ms. Ana Sanchez Clerk IV (10 mos.) Clerk III (12 mos.) (PK;YA;CR;MA) Molina Elementary School Woodrow Wilson High School Acct. #15000240105 100 21 Acct. #15000240105 300 02 Salary - $37,939, Step 16 Salary – $45,958 Step 16

Effective: March 1, 2012

Ms. Margie Joyce Clerk IV (10 mos.) Clerk III (12 mos.) (AK;YA;CR;MA) Veterans Family School Veterans Family School Acct. #15000211105 200 07 Acct. #15000240105 200 07 Salary - $37,939, Step 16 Salary – $45,958, Step 16

Ms. Frances Webster Clerk III Clerk IIB (PK;YA;CR;MA) Guidance & Testing Guidance & Testing Salary-$47,188, Step 16+45 cr. Salary-$48,162, Step 16+45 cr.

Official Report 45 February 28, 2012

E. Resignations ( 1 )

Effective as of close of business on date indicated:

●Indicates Ratification

Name Position Reason Date

●Mr. George Golding IV Teacher of English Personal 1/6/12 Woodrow Wilson High School

F. Retirements ( 11 )

Effective as of close of business on date indicated:

●Indicates Ratification

Name Position Service Time Date

Ms. Lillian Collins Custodian C 25 years 2/29/12 Bonsall Family School

Mr. Edward Dlugesz Teacher of English 25 years, 6 mos. 2/29/12 Lanning Family School

Mr. Edwin Harris Guidance Counselor 7 years, 6 mos. 3/1/12 Woodrow Wilson High School

Ms. Eller Johnson Teacher of Elementary 30 years, 5 mos. 1/31/12 McGraw Elementary School

●Mr. Leon Poole School Security Officer 18 years, 9 mos. 2/10/12 Camden High School

Ms. Kathleen Saeger Teacher of Art 21 years 6/30/12 Sharp Elementary School

●Ms. Jennie Shields Lunch Aide 6 years, 3 mos. 6/30/10 Bonsall Family School

Mr. Clinton Sellers Vice Principal 28 years, 6 mos. 2/29/12 East Camden Middle School

Ms. Audrey White Teacher of Elementary 25 years 6/30/12 McGraw Elementary School

Ms. Melody J. Williams Community School Coord. 25 years, 3 mos. 6/30/12 McGraw Elementary School

●Ms. Willa Witherspoon Paraprofessional A 16 years, 4 mos. 12/31/11 Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy

Official Report 46 February 28, 2012 G. Terminations ( 1 )

It is recommended that the following individual be terminated, as indicated, for the reason stated: (Justification on file in the Office of Human Resources)

Effective: January 25, 2012 - Ratification

Mr. Mark Rothschild Teacher of Math Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy H. Suspensions ( 4 )

It is recommended that the following individual be suspended, with pay; effective as indicated; (Justification on file in the Office of Human Resources)

Effective: January 24, 2012 - Ratification

Mr. Robert Serio Teacher of Science Hatch Family School

Effective: January 31, 2012 - Ratification

Mr. Patrick Newell Teacher of the Handicapped Forest Hill Elementary School

Effective: February 9, 2012 - Ratification

Mr. Freddie Alexander Jr. Teacher of the Handicapped Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy

Effective: February 10, 2012 - Ratification

Mr. Pedro Lopez Cruz Teacher of Spanish Molina Elementary School

I. Administrative Leave ( 1 )

It is recommended that the following individual be placed on Administrative Leave with pay effective as indicated;

Effective: January 27, 2012

Ms. Anita Barnes Clerk V Cream Family School

Official Report 47 February 28, 2012 J. Leaves of Absence (101) Ratifications

It is recommended that the following requests be granted and/or accepted in accordance with Board regulations. (All leaves are with pay unless specified as “w/o pay”.) All leaves are subject to review by Human Resources for compliance with contract, policy and statute.

Name Position Dates

Ms. Madeline Alamo Clerk IIB 2/13 - 4/20/12 (Illness) Administration Building Incl.

Mr. Charles Ashley Custodian C 12/21/11 - 3/6/12 (Illness) Warehouse Maintenance Incl.

Mr. Charles Ashley Custodian C 3/7 - 6/21/12 (Illness) Warehouse Maintenance Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Haqqiulah Bey Teacher of the Handicapped 12/16/11 – 2/7/12 (Injury on the job) H. B. Wilson Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Christina Bianca Teacher of Elementary 1/17 - 3/13/12 (Illness) Davis Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Denise Brown Teacher of the Handicapped 1/31 - 2/24/12 (Illness) Catto Family School Incl.

Ms. Samone Busbee Paraprofessional A 1/20 - 2/17/12 (Illness) Wiggins College Prep. Lab School Incl.

Ms. Zakiyyah Byrd Clerk III 1/11 - 2/3/12 (Illness) Administration Building Incl., w/o pay

Mr. Jose Caraballo Acting Custodian A1 1/26 - 2/6/12 (Injury on the job) Molina Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Yowanda Carstarphen Teacher of the Handicapped 1/6 - 1/30/12 (Injury on the job) Cooper’s Poynt Family School Incl. (Previously approved 10/3/11-1/5/12)

Ms. Debra Carter Teacher of Elementary 1/23 – 1/30/12 (Illness) Yorkship Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Colleen Chatman Teacher of the Handicapped 1/3 - 1/5/12 (Illness) Camden High School Incl.

Ms. Colleen Chatman Teacher of the Handicapped 1/9 - 2/2/12 (Illness) Camden High School Incl., w/o pay

Official Report 48 February 28, 2012 Leaves of absence, cont.

Mr. Edicto Cintron Attendance Officer 12/13/11 - 1/30/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl. (Previously approved 10/3-12/12/11)

Ms. Allison Cole Clerk III 12/5 - 12/12/11 (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl.

Ms. Marlene Coles Lunch Aide 11/30/11 - 1/9/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl. w/o pay

Ms. Randi Cosby Teacher of the Handicapped 1/9-3/27/12 (Illness) Whittier Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Randi Cosby Teacher of the Handicapped 3/28 - 3/30/12 (Illness) Whittier Elementary School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Jayna Costantino Teacher of Elementary 1/20 - 2/16/12 (Injury on the job) Molina Elementary School Incl. (Previously approved 10/17/11-1/19/12)

Ms. Stephanie Crawford Community School Coordinator 1/11 - 1/26/12 (Illness) H.B. Wilson Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Stephanie Crawford Community School Coordinator 1/27 - 2/29/12 (Illness) H.B. Wilson Elementary School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Shannon Crifasi Teacher of the Handicapped 11/28 - 12/14/11 (Maternity) Dudley Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Shannon Crifasi Teacher of Elementary 12/15/11 - 12/23/11 (Maternity) Dudley Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Shermaine Crippen Custodian C 1/9 - 2/3/12 (Injury on the job) Creative Arts Morgan Village Academy Incl.

Ms. Alexis Dougherty Teacher of Elementary 1/13 - 1/31/12 (Illness) Dudley Family School Incl.

Mr. Larry Eason Teacher of the Handicapped 1/13 - 5/3/12 (Family Leave) Bonsall Family School Incl., w/o pay (Previously approved 9/1-1/12/12)

Mr. Hector Estremera Custodian C 2/2 - 2/24/12 am (Illness) Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Incl.

Mr. Hector Estremera Custodian C 2/24/12 pm (Illness) Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Incl., w/o pay

Official Report 49 February 28, 2012 Leaves of absence, cont.

Ms. Dolores Everett Teacher of the Handicapped 1/19 - 2/29/12 (Illness) Molina Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Marguerite Ferra ESL Teacher 1/24 - 1/31/12 (Illness) Wiggins College Prep Lab School Incl.

Ms. Altamse Ferrell Paraprofessional A 1/5 - 2/17/12 am (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl.

Ms. Altamse Ferrell Paraprofessional A 2/17/12 pm (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Tracy Freeman Teacher of Science 1/3 - 1/31/12 (Illness) Camden High School Incl.

Ms. Delores Gibbs Teacher of the Handicapped 1/9 - 1/23/12 (Illness) Woodrow Wilson High School Incl.

Ms. Charlette Giddins-Purnell Teacher of Computer 1/19 - 2/15/12 (Injury on the job) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl. (Previously approved 9/26/11-1/18/12)

Ms. Andrea Gonzalez-Kirwin Assistant Superintendent 2/13 – 4/30/12 (Maternity) Administration Building Incl.

Ms. Kimberly Green Teacher of English 2/6 - 2/16/12 (Maternity) Veterans Family School Incl., w/o pay (Previously approved 12/12/11-2/3/12)

Ms. Michelle Green Clerk III 1/12 - 2/14/12 (Illness) Yorkship Elementary School Incl. (Previously approved 9/8/11-1/11/12)

Ms. Margo Hallman Paraprofessional A 1/4 - 1/23/12 (Illness) Forest Hill Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Tonda Harris Paraprofessional A 1/3 - 1/24/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl.

Ms. Tonda Harris Paraprofessional A 1/25 - 1/27/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl., w/o pay

Mr. James Higgs Teacher of the Handicapped 1/18 - 2/17/12 (Illness) Camden High School Incl.

Ms. Lindsay Holmes Teacher of Elementary 2/2 - 3/6/12 (Illness) Hatch Family School Incl.

Ms. Lindsay Holmes Teacher of Elementary 3/7 - 4/5/12 (Illness) Hatch Family School Incl., w/o pay

Official Report 50 February 28, 2012 Leaves of absence, cont.

Ms. Sharee Huff Teacher of Health & Physical Ed. 1/9 - 1/13/12 am (Illness) Cream Family School Incl.

Ms. Sharee Huff Teacher of Health & Physical Ed. 1/13 pm - 2/3/12 (Illness) Cream Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Jacquelyn Jefferson Supervisor of Guidance & Testing 1/13 - 2/1/12 (Injury on the job) Administration Building Incl.

Ms. Eller Johnson Teacher of Elementary 1/5 - 1/26/12 (Illness) McGraw Elementary School Incl., w/o pay (Previously approved 9/20/11-1/4/12)

Mr. Darrell Jordan Teacher of the Handicapped 1/17 - 1/27/12 (Illness) Whittier Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Judith Lazo Teacher of Elementary 12/22/11 - 1/13/12 (Illness) H. B. Wilson Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Eva Lewis Teacher of the Handicapped 1/13 - 2/6/12 (Injury on the job) Forest Hill Elementary School Incl. (Previously approved 11/3/11-1/12/12)

Mr. Michael Lockhart JROTC Instructor 1/20 - 5/8/12 (Illness) Camden High School Incl.

Ms. Carolyn Long-Williams Teacher of the Handicapped 11/14 - 12/7/11 (Illness) East Camden Middle School Incl.

Ms. Carolyn Long-Williams Teacher of the Handicapped 12/8/11 - 3/30/12 (Illness) East Camden Middle School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Cynthia Martinez Teacher of the Handicapped 1/18 - 1/20/12 (Family Leave) Cooper’s Poynt Family School Incl.

Ms. Cynthia Martinez Teacher of the Handicapped 1/23 - 1/26/12 (Family Leave) Cooper’s Poynt Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Christine McKim Clerk III 12/12/11 – 1/8/12 (Illness) Veterans Family School Incl., w/o pay (Previously approved 9/9-12/9/11)

Dr. Joyce Medley Teacher of the Handicapped 1/20 – 2/3/12 (Illness) Early Childhood Development Center Incl.

Ms. Darla Merrill Teacher of the Handicapped 1/10 - 2/2/12 (Injury on the job) Hatch Family School Incl.

Official Report 51 February 28, 2012 Leaves of absence, cont.

Ms. Jacqueline Moore Teacher of Elementary 1/3 – 2/29/12 (Illness) Sumner Elementary School Incl. (Previously approved 10/3-12/23/11)

Ms. Renee’ Moorer Clerk IIB 1/9 - 3/5/12 (Illness) Camden High School Incl.

Ms. Barbara Murphy Clerk III 1/17 – 1/31/12 (Illness) Administration Building Incl., w/o pay

Mr. Desmond Newbill Attendance Officer 1/5 - 2/1/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl.

Mr. Desmond Newbill Attendance Officer 2/2 - 2/3/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Deborah Olusa Principal 1/26 – 2/3/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl.

Ms. Barbara Payton Paraprofessional A 1/13 - 2/3/12 (Injury on the job) McGraw Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Phyllis Perez Guidance Counselor 12/19/11 - 1/27/12 (Injury on the job) Dudley Family School Incl. (Previously approved 10/28-12/16/11)

Mr. William Pierce Custodian C 1/9 - 3/1/12 (Illness) Woodrow Wilson High School Inc.

Ms. Cristine Pratt Teacher of the Handicapped 1/3 - 1/16/12 (Injury on the job) Whittier Elementary School Incl. (Previously approved 3/8/11-1/2/12)

Ms. Sjonya Presley Guidance Counselor 1/17 - 1/27/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl.

Ms. Rose Price Teacher of Elementary 1/3 - 1/17/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl.

Ms. Dinah Reddick Teacher of the Handicapped 1/3 - 1/13/12 (Illness) Cooper’s Poynt Family School Incl.

Ms. Dinah Reddick Teacher of the Handicapped 1/16 - 2/29/12 (Illness) Cooper’s Poynt Family School Incl., w/o pay

Official Report 52 February 28, 2012 Leaves of absence, cont.

Mr. Tyrone Richards Principal 2/1 – 3/1/12 (Illness) Woodrow Wilson High School Incl.

Ms. Shamina Robbins Literacy Coach 2/6 – 2/8/12 (Family Leave) East Camden Middle School Incl., w/o pay (Previously approved 11/4/11-2/3/12)

Ms. Nilsa Rodriguez Teacher of Social Studies 10/31 - 11/18 am (Illness) Camden High School Incl.

Ms. Nilsa Rodriguez Teacher of Social Studies 11/18 pm - 11/25/11 (Illness) Camden High School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Zoraida Roldan Community School Coordinator 1/3 – 1/10/12 (Illness) Catto Family School Incl.

Ms. Zoraida Roldan Community School Coordinator 1/11 -1/27/12 (Illness) Catto Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Rosalyn Russell Paraprofessional A 2/13 – 2/22/12 (Injury on the job) Sumner Elementary School Incl. (Previously approved 10/28/11-2/10/12)

Ms. Joanne Seddon Teacher of Elementary 1/10 – 2/15/12 (Illness) Sharp Elementary School Incl.

Mr. Collins Shields Custodian A1 12/2 – 1/26/12 (Illness) Hatch Family School Incl. (Previously approved 10/26-12/1/11)

Mr. Collins Shields Custodian A1 1/27/12 – 2/1/12 (Illness) Hatch Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Migdalia Soto Director of Bilingual Education Dept. 12/8 - 1/20/12 (Illness) Administration Building Incl.

Ms. Kathleen Stambolian Teacher of Health & Physical Education 1/2 - 3/1/12 (Injury on the job) Veterans Family School Incl. (Previously approved 10/25-12/30/11)

Mr. Thomas Stanback School Security Officer 2/3 – 3/1/12 (Illness) Catto Family School Incl. (Previously approved 9/9/11 – 2/2/12)

Official Report 53 February 28, 2012 Leaves of absence, cont.

Ms. Stacy Still–Hayes Paraprofessional A 1/13 – 2/9/12 (Illness) Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Incl.

Ms. Stacy Still–Hayes Paraprofessional A 2/10 – 3/9/12 (Illness) Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Bernadette Strong Paraprofessional A 1/11 - 2/23/12 (Illness) Hatch Family School Incl.

Mr. Curtis Surratt Acting Operations Officer 12/5/11 - 1/3/12 (Illness) Administration Building Incl.

Ms. Melissa Tamagno Teacher of Elementary 1/9 – 5/1/12 (Family Leave) Early Childhood Development Center Incl., w/o pay (Previously approved 11/9/11-1/6/12)

Mr. Lavon Tatem Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds 1/4 - 3/2/12 (Illness) Warehouse Maintenance Incl.

Ms. Victoria Tatem Clerk IIA 1/18 – 6/30/12 (Illness) Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Incl. (Previously approved 10/17/11-1/17/12)

Ms. Tracy Thomas Teacher of Elementary 1/30 – 2/5/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School Incl.

Mr. James Waller Attendance Officer 12/12/11 – 2/17/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School Incl.

Mr. Hanif Watson Lunch Aide 1/3 – 1/20/12 (Illness) Lanning Square Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Donielle Wesley–Wallace Teacher of Elementary 1/9 – 3/9/12 (Family Leave) Early Childhood Development Center Incl., w/o pay

Mr. Robert White Custodian C 1/3 – 3/28/12 (Illness) Catto Family School Incl. (Previously approved 11/14-12/30/11)

Mr. Robert White Custodian C 3/29 – 4/30/12 (Illness) Catto Family School Incl., w/o pay

Ms. Barbara Witherspoon Teacher of Elementary 12/19/11 - 3/1/12 (Illness) Sharp Elementary School Incl.

Ms. Shakira Wyche Teacher of the Handicapped 12/7-12/19/11 (Illness) Dudley Family School Incl.

Official Report 54 February 28, 2012 K. Approvals to Return (46) Ratifications

It is recommended that approval be granted for the following individuals to return from leaves of absence, as indicated. (Appropriate documentation has been received.)

Name Position Dates Ms. Haqqiulah Bey Teacher of the Handicapped 2/8/12 (Injury on the job) H. B. Wilson Elementary School

Ms. Yowanda Carstarphen Teacher of the Handicapped 1/31/12 (Injury on the job) Cooper’s Poynt Family School

Ms. Debra Carter Teacher of Elementary 1/31/12 (Illness) Yorkship Elementary School

Mr. Edicto Cintron Attendance Officer 1/31/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School

Ms. Allison Cole Clerk III 12/13/11 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Ms. Shermaine Crippen Custodian C 2/6/12 (Injury on the job) Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy

Ms. Mary Crismond Teacher of Literacy 1/4/12 (Illness) Davis Elementary School

Ms. Marlene Coles Lunch Aide 1/31/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Ms. Dania Daniels Teacher of Elementary 2/7/12 (Child Care) Sharp Elementary School

Ms. Alison Deloche Teacher of Elementary 1/17/12 (Maternity) Davis Elementary School

Ms. Alexis Dougherty Teacher of Elementary 2/1/12 (Illness) Dudley Family School

Ms. Marguerite Ferra ESL Teacher 2/1/12 (Illness) Wiggins College Prep Lab School

Ms. Tracy Freeman Teacher of Science 2/1/12 (Illness) Camden High School

Ms. Delores Gibbs Teacher of the Handicapped 1/24/12 (Illness) Woodrow Wilson High School

Official Report 55 February 28, 2012 Approvals to return, cont.

Ms. Margo Hallmon Paraprofessional A 1/24/12 (Illness) Forest Hill Elementary School

Ms. Tonda Harris Paraprofessional A 1/30/12 (Illness) Pyne Poynt Middle School

Ms. Diane Haywood Literacy Coach 1/17/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Mr. Robert Hersh Teacher of Music 1/3/12 (Illness) Cooper’s Poynt Family School

Ms. Ramona Hirschfield Paraprofessional A 11/7/11 (Injury on the job) Forest Hill Elementary School

Mr. Darrell Jordan Teacher of the Handicapped 1/30/12 (Illness) Whittier Elementary School

Ms. Judith Lazo Teacher of Elementary 1/17/12 (Illness) H.B. Wilson Elementary School

Ms. Eva Lewis Teacher of the Handicapped 2/7/12 (Injury on the job) Molina Elementary School

Ms. Cynthia Martinez Teacher of the Handicapped 1/30/12 (Family Leave) Cooper’s Poynt Family School

Ms. Christine McKim Clerk III 1/9/12 (Illness) Veterans Family School

Dr. Joyce Medley Teacher of the Handicapped 2/6/12 (Illness) Early Childhood Development Center

Mr. Raymond Morris Teacher of the Handicapped 2/6/12 (Illness) Veterans Family School

Ms. Mia Morrow Teacher of the Handicapped 1/17/12 (Illness) Veterans Family School

Ms. Barbara Murphy Clerk III 2/1/12 (Illness) Administration Building

Ms. Deborah Olusa Principal 2/6/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Official Report 56 February 28, 2012 Approvals to return, cont.

Ms. Barbara Payton Paraprofessional A 2/6/12 (Injury on the job) McGraw Elementary School

Ms. Phyllis Perez Guidance Counselor 1/30/12 (Injury on the job) Dudley Family School

Ms. Cristine Pratt Teacher of the Handicapped 1/17/12 (Injury on the job) Whittier Elementary School

Ms. Sjonya Presley Guidance Counselor 1/30/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Ms. Rose Price Teacher of Elementary 1/18/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Ms. Shamina Robbins Literacy Coach 2/9/12 (Family Leave) East Camden Middle School

Ms. Nilsa Rodriguez Teacher of Social Studies 11/28/11 (Illness) Camden High School

Ms. Zoraida Roldan Community School Coordinator 1/30/12 (Illness) Catto Family School

Ms. Matilde Sanchez Community School Coordinator 1/4/12 (Illness) Sumner Elementary School

Ms. Collins Shields Custodian A1 2/2/12 (Illness) Hatch Family School

Ms. Migdalia Soto Director of Bilingual Education 1/23/12 (Illness) Administration Building

Mr. Curtis Surratt Acting Operations Officer 1/4/12 (Illness) Administration Building

Ms. Tracy Thomas Teacher of Elementary 2/7/12 (Illness) Bonsall Family School

Mr. Arthur Thompson Paraprofessional A 1/12/12 (Illness) Woodrow Wilson High School

Mr. Hanif Watson Lunch Aide 1/23/12 (Illness) Lanning Square Family School

Ms. Saundra Williams Clerk IIB 2/1/12 (Illness) Administration Building

Ms. Shakira Wyche Teacher of the Handicapped 12/21/11 (Illness) Dudley Family School

Official Report 57 February 28, 2012 L. Substitute Personnel ( 20 )

It is recommended that the following individuals be approved for use on an “as needed” basis as substitute personnel for the 2011-2012 school year, at the Board approved per diem rate. (All persons recommended have completed all requirements).

1. Teachers ( 6 )

Effective: March 1, 2012

Name Daily Rate Ms. Joy Beckett Blackwood, NJ 08012 $92 per day

Mr. Tracy Clark Camden, NJ 08102 $92 per day

Ms. Winifred Deans Maple Shade, NJ 08052 $92 per day

Mr. Ryan Keating Philadelphia, PA 19148 $92 per day

Mr. William Love Lawnside, NJ 08045 $113 per day

Mr. Stephen Wooster Glassboro, NJ 08028 $92 per day

2. Custodians ( 14 )

Effective: March 1, 2012

Ms. Deneen Anderson Camden, NJ 08104 $114.18 per day

Mr. Dushawn Badie Camden, NJ 08103 $114.18 per day

Ms. Ramona Caba Camden, NJ 08105 $114.18 per day

Ms. Zobeida Colon Philadelphia, PA 19133 $114.18 per day

Official Report 58 February 28, 2012 Substitute Personnel, cont.

Ms. Tajiddin Hill Camden, NJ 08103 $114.18 per day

Ms. Damaris Money-Allen Camden, NJ 08102 $114.18 per day

Mr. Miguel Montanez Camden, NJ 08105 $114.18 per day

Ms. Denise Mosby Camden, NJ 08104 $114.18 per day

Mr. Donald Schaeffer Camden, NJ 08105 $114.18 per day

Mr. Robert Simmons Camden, NJ 08105 $114.18 per day

Ms. Pablo Solano Camden, NJ 08105 $114.18 per day

Mr. David Still Camden, NJ 08103 $114.18 per day

Ms. Marie Townsend Camden, NJ 08104 $114.18 per day

Mr. Roy Utter, Jr. Camden, NJ 08102 $114.18 per day

M. Declination ( 1 )

The following individual has declined the position offered in the January 2012 Superintendent’s Report:

Ms. Lydia Medina Clerk III Office of Special Services

January 2012, Superintendents Report, page 28 Effective: February 1, 2012 Lydia Medina Clerk III $22,977 Camden, NJ 08105 Office of Special Services Step 1 (AK;YA;CR;MA) Acct. #11000219105 000 59

Official Report 59 February 28, 2012 N. Changes ( 7 )

1. Salaries

It is recommended that the salaries for the individuals listed below be changed for the reasons indicated:

Name From To Reason

Effective: January 9, 2012 - Ratification

Ms. Jennifer Yoder $47,555 $48,555 Verification of School Nurse Step 1, BA Step 1, BA+15 educational credits Early Childhood Development Center

Effective: February 1, 2012 - Ratification

Ms. Sabrina Best $17,142 $ 17,552 Verification of Paraprofessional A Step 1, 60 cr. Step 1, 90 cr. educational credits Cream Family School

Ms. Olga Goffney $23,859 $25,499 Verification of Clerk III Step 1 Step 1, 90 cr. educational credits Bonsall Family School

Mr. Lavern Mitchell $22,379 $24,839 Verification of School Security Officer Step 1 Step 1, BA educational credits East Camden Middle School

Ms. Yanina Pradi-Dona $47,555 $52,555 Verification of Bilingual Teacher Step 1, BA Step 1, MA+30 educational credits Sumner Elementary School

Mr. Jamal Robinson $60,224 $63,824 Verification of Health & Social Services Coord. Step 1, BA Step 1, MA educational credits Bonsall Family School

Official Report 60 February 28, 2012 Changes, cont.

Effective: February 2, 2012 - Ratification

Mr. Carlos Castro $53,187 $62,303 Verification of Teacher of Computer-Aided Design Step 1, MA Step 7, MA military and Woodrow Wilson High School vocational service

2. Location ( 1 )

It is recommended that the location for the individual listed below be changed as follows:

Effective: February 16, 2012 - Ratification

Name From To

Ms. Kelly Rand Teacher of the Handicapped Teacher of the Hand.-In class Support Wiggins College Prep Lab Sch. Whittier Elementary School Acct. # 15213100101 100 29 Acct. # 15213100101 100 28

3. Retirement Date ( 1 )

It is recommended that the retirement date previously listed on the December 2010, Superintendent’s Report be changed as follows:

Name From: To:

Mr. Kenneth R. Dawson 12/31/11 11/30/12

December 2010 Superintendent’s Report page 33 Name Position Service Time Date Kenneth Dawson Teacher Skill Trade, 25 years, 4 mos. 12/31/2011

O. Special Compensation

All recommendations for special compensation are based on the current CEA contract.

It is recommended that the special compensation be paid to the individuals listed for the reasons indicated: (Co-chairpersons will divide compensation)

All amounts to be pro-rated, if necessary. All stipends are paid at the rate of 4/10ths in December and 6/10ths in June.

1. Child Study Team Member ( 1 )

The following individual will receive compensation in the amount of $1000 for the 2011-2012 school year: (All amounts to be pro-rated) (CEA Contract Article VII, C12) a. Speech Therapist ( 1 )

Ms. Nechama Tropper

Official Report 61 February 28, 2012 P. Winter Coaches

1. Woodrow Wilson High School

It is recommended that the following coaches at Woodrow Wilson High School, be appointed for the 2011 Fall season:

Activity Position Years of Service Amount Basketball Girls Mr. Bernard Hynson Acting Head Step 2 $4,940

Basketball Boys Mr. Humberto Alaya Acting Head Step 5 $6,037 Mr. Keith Howell 1st Assistant Step 2 $3,142 Mr. William Black Fresh Assistant Step 1 $2,941

Paraprofessional Coaches Mr. Lamar Wesley (Girls Basketball)

Q. Salary Advancements

It is recommended that the salary advancements for the individuals listed be approved due to verification of additional educational credits as per the. CEA contract Article VIII, paragraph C-7. Salaries to be adjusted upon completion of negotiations.

First Name Last Name Position Old Salary New Salary

Nona Daily Paraprofessional A $18,475 $18,875 Shawn Forbes Guidance Counselor $53,855 $54,855

R. Attendance Incentive

It is recommended that the following individual received compensation at the rated listed for “selling back” ten (10) unused sick days for the 2010-2011 school year, as per current contract provisions: (Professional contract-Article XXXVI) (Support contract-Article XXXV)

Certified Staff ($90 per day) 1 name = $900

First Name Last Name Title Location Amt.

James Nwachukwu Teacher of the Handicapped McGraw Elementary School $900

Official Report 62 February 28, 2012 S. Acting Principal

1. Woodrow Wilson High School - Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted for Cynthia Adams-Buffaloe to serve as Acting Principal, Woodrow Wilson High School, effective February 2, 2012. Ms. Adams-Buffalo will receive a monthly stipend of $1,200.00, to be prorated. Acct. #15000240103 300 02

T. Death Notice

It is with great sorrow that we inform you of the death of Mr. Jeffery Cooper, Teacher of the Handicapped, Cramer Preparatory Lab School, which occurred on Saturday, February 4, 2012. Mr. Cooper served our schools faithfully and well for 3 years, 6 months.

Official Report 63 February 28, 2012 INFORMATION REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

ALL ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS ARE AT NO COST TO THE BOARD

*Some school activities are funded at a minimum cost through Student Activities Funds. (Monies raised through fund raising activities approved by the Board)

I. Administration

A. “Congratulations”

1. Sum Dog Contest Winners

The Superintendent extends "Congratulations” to Yorkship Elementary School for winning the Grand Prize in the "Sum Dog Contest". The following schools were daily prize winners:

Yorkship Elementary School Dudley Family School Sumner Elementary School Catto Family School Cooper’s Poynt Family School Molina Elementary School Sharp Elementary School Bonsall Family School Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School Lanning Square Family School

The Superintendent extends “Congratulations” to all winners in the “Sum Dog Contest”.

Peter Riera Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School Edwin Atenco Dudley Family School Arihan Melo Dudley Family School Guillermo Velazquez Catto Community School Cristofer Medina Yorkship Elementary School Tyleek Boarbley Lanning Square Family School Marcos Sosa-Mendez Sumner Elementary School Oscar Vargas Sumner Elementary School Pedro Garcia Sumner Elementary School

2. First Lego League Winners

The Superintendent extends “Congratulations” to Catto Family School and H.B. Wilson on their collaborative effort, qualifying them for the Penn Regional First Lego League “Food Factor and earning the following awards:

“Inspiration Award” “Judges Award”

Official Report 64 February 28, 2012 3. HB CATS -Robotics Team

The Superintendent extends “Congratulations” to Catto Family School and H.B. Wilson Elementary School on earning the “Against All Odds” trophy for their efforts in competing in the Robotics Regional Championship.

B. Technology Dept.

1. E-RATE

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Technology Department to apply for E-RATE funding from Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC). This fund includes reimbursement for Centrex Service, Internet Access and Data Lines (fiber) for the entire district.

There will be no cost to the board.

C. Donation

1. Lanning Square Family School

It is recommended that permission be granted for Lanning Square Family School to accept a donation from Susquehanna Bank.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 65 February 28, 2012 II. CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION (4 Ratifications)

A. Camden High School (Kirwin)

1. Rutgers/Rowan/Temple Volunteers (Ratification)

It is recommended that permission be granted for Camden High School to allow students from Rutgers, Rowan and Temple Universities to volunteer tutoring services for students, Fridays, February 25 – May 4, 2012.

Moriah Foster Rowan University Faatima Faulk Temple University John Yeamans Rutgers University

There will be no cost to the Board.

B. Curriculum & Instruction Dept. (Kirwin)

1. Rowan University Internships (Ratification)

It is recommended that permission be granted for the following Rowan University students to engage in field experience, February 22 – April 30, 2012, at the schools listed.

Nijah S. McKay East Camden Middle School Cramer College Preparatory Lab School

Mhamdnor Ghotok Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Catto Family School

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School

It is recommended that permission be granted for Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School to participate in the Camden Literacy Project, a Children’s Literacy Initiative funded by Townsend Press.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 66 February 28, 2012 C. MetEast High School (Kenny)

1. Internship (Ratification)

It is recommended that permission be granted for Ms. Angiana Thompson, Science Teacher, MetEast High School, to complete her internship in Education School Administration, February 22 – October 1, 2012.

There will be no cost to the board.

2. Research Study

It is recommended that permission be granted for MetEast High School to participate in a research study, conducted by Dr. Lauren Silver, Rutgers University, February 22, 2012-January 30, 2013. The study will involve classroom observations, family interviews, and on-campus classroom visits.

There will be no cost to the Board.

D. Bonsall Family School (Kirwin)

1. Clinical

It is recommended that permission be granted Mr. Idowa Adeniran to complete his clinical K-3 Certification certification under the supervision of Ms. Diane Cavagaor, M.A. Montclair State University, September 2012 – December 2012.

There will be no cost to the Board.

E. Dudley Family School (Kirwin)

1. Internship (Ratification)

It is recommended that permission be granted for Dudley Family School to allow Mrs. Feshuk- Juliano, Technology Coordinator to complete her internship (300 hours) in Education Administration, February 25, - November 2012, under the supervision of Mr. Joseph L. Ortiz, Principal.

There will be no cost to the Board.

F. Pyne Poynt Middle School (Kenny)

1. Internship

It is recommended that permission be granted for Pyne Poynt Middle School to allow Ms. Wendy Timmons, student, Rowan University to complete her internship (300 hours) in Education Administration, February - October 2012.

There will be no cost to the board.

Official Report 67 February 28, 2012 G. Early Childhood Development Center (Kirwin)

1. Internship

It is recommended that permission be granted for Mrs. Shasharaa Blackshear, Cheyney University student, to participate in a Principal Internship, under the supervision of Dr. Maricarmen Macrina, during spring 2011 – 2012 and fall 2012 – 2013 school year.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Internship

It is recommended that permission be granted for Mr. Jeffrey Grossman, Rutgers University student to participate in an internship at Early Childhood Development Center School, under Dr. Maricarmen Macrina, Spring Semester 2011 – 2012 school year and Fall semester 2012 – 2013 school year.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 68 February 28, 2012 III. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ( 1 Ratification)

A. District Parent Center (Kenny)

1. Interviews/Presentations

It is recommended that permission be granted for the District Parent Center to conduct a series of interviews/presentations during the 2011 – 2012 school year to inspire parents to attend parent meetings by introducing the organizations and events listed.

Pastor Keith Davis "Strengthening Families Impacted by Incarceration"

Rhonsha Dickerson Unity Community Center

Micah Kahn Nehemiah Group (a non-profit community development and social service corporation)

Nicole Nance & Anthony Lingo Mayor’s Youth Council

Tyler Carstarphen DJ-T-Nice (11 year old Entrepreneur)

Andre T. Sauls Pastor/Teacher, Camden County Cultural Center

Early Childhood Dev. Staff "The Importance of Early Education and Socialization"

Empower University Created by a group of young adults to support youth at risk.

Alfred Gibson (Social Worker) Record Expungement

Pots and Pans Man Entertainers (musician and dancers) “Understanding Our Neighbor Islamic Customs and Culture”

There will be no cost to the Board.

B. Early Childhood Development (Kirwin)

1. Student Visit

It is recommended that permission be granted for Jennifer Mersiowsky, to visit a preschool classroom, Early Childhood Development Center, during the month of February, to complete school requirements.

There will be no cost to the board.

Official Report 69 February 28, 2012 C. Technology Department (Mills) Ratification

1. Genesis Conduct Module Training

It is recommended that permission be granted for all Principals and Vice-Principals to receive professional development training, “Genesis Conduct Module” , Wednesday, January 4, 2012., make- up day, Thursday, January 12, 2012, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. Training will take place at the Riggs Center.

There is no cost to the Board.

Official Report 70 February 28, 2012 IV. SCHOOL/DISTRICT ACTIVITIES ( 3 Ratifications)

A. Brimm Medical Arts High School (Kenny)

1. Community Clean Up

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School’s Junior Honor Society and Male P.O.W.E.R. students to participate in community clean up, June 4 – 8, 2012.

There will be no cost to the board.

2. `3rd Annual Health Fair

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School to host their 3rd Annual Health Fair, Friday, May 11, 2012, 8:30 a.m.-12:00 pm. Participants will include local hospitals, nursing schools, Camden County Board of Health and other medical providers.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Senior Class Trip

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School to have their senior class trip, Williamsburg/Virginia Beach, May 16-19, 2012. The cost of the trip per person is $449.00 (includes lodging, transportation) from the student activities account.

There will be no cost to the Board.

4. Commencement Ceremony

It is recommended that permission be granted for Brimm Medical Arts High School to hold their Commencement, June 20, 2012. Graduation will be held at the Rutgers, Gordon Theater, Camden, NJ,10:00 -11:30 a.m.. Rental cost- $500, paid out of student activities account.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 71 February 28, 2012 B. Camden High School (Kirwin)

1. Community Service Day

It is recommended that permission be granted for Camden High School to conduct a Community Service Day, for Young Ladies Tea participants, on the dates listed.

February 28, 2012 May 19, 2012 March 17, 2012 June 9, 2012 April 14, 2012

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Commencement Ceremony

It is recommended that permission be granted for Camden High School to hold their Commencement, June 20, 2012, 4:00 pm, Camden High Athletic Field

There will be no cost to the Board.

C. Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy (Kenny)

1. Baccalaureate Service

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Creative Arts/ Morgan Village Academy senior students to hold their Baccalaureate Service, June 19, 2012, 6:30 pm, school auditorium.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Commencement Ceremony

It is recommended that permission be granted for Creative Arts/ Morgan Village Academy to hold their Commencement, June 20, 2012, 2:00 pm, school auditorium.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 72 February 28, 2012 Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy, cont.

3. Junior Prom

It is recommended that permission be granted for Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy to host their Junior Prom, Pennsauken Country Club, Pennsauken, NJ, Thursday, April 5, 2012, 7:00 -11:00 p.m. Cost per person is $50.00.

There will be no cost to the Board.

4. Senior Prom

It is recommended that permission be granted for Creative Arts/ Morgan Village Academy to host their Senior Prom, Merion Caterer’s, Cinnaminson, NJ, Thursday, May 31, 2012, 7:00 pm -12:00 am. Cost per person is $80.00.

There will be no cost to the Board.

D. MetEast High School (Kenny)

1. Senior Prom

It is recommended that permission be granted for MetEast High School to hold their Senior Prom, at Adelphia's Catering, Deptford, NJ, May 24, 2012, 7:00 - 11:00 pm. Cost per person is $60.00.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Commencement Ceremony

It is recommended that permission be granted for MetEast High School to hold their Commencement, June 21, 2012, 10:00 am, Dudley Family School.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Senior Class Trip

It is recommended that permission be granted for MetEast High School to host their senior class trip, Orlando, Florida, May 29 – June 1, 2012. The cost of the trip per person is $700.00. (includes lodging, airfare, theme park tickets and meals) f

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 73 February 28, 2012 MetEast High School, cont.

4. American Red Cross Blood Drive

It is recommended that permission be granted for MetEast High School to conduct a blood drive sponsored by the American Red Cross, Wednesday, April 25, 2012, 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. The American Red Cross will provide permission slips.

There will be no cost to the Board.

5. Entrepreneurial Partnership-Rutgers University

It is recommended that permission be granted for MetEast High School to participate in an entrepreneurial partnership directed by Dr. Briance Mascarenhas, Rutgers University. March 1 – June 20, 2012. The goal of the program is to teach students the importance of mathematical concepts in business development.

The entrepreneurial project will include the establishment of a school store for students to purchase school supplies along with a nutritional café that will provide creative nutritious meals prepared by the students. Proceeds will be used for student activities

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 74 February 28, 2012 E. Woodrow Wilson High School (Kenny)

1. Class of 2012 Promenade and Senior Prom

It is recommended that permission be granted for Woodrow Wilson High School to host their Promenade and Senior Prom, May 25, 2012. The Promenade will be held at Woodrow Wilson High School, 6:00 - 7:00 pm, and the Senior Prom will be held at the Camden Aquarium, 7:00 -11:30 pm. Cost per person is $70.00.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Commencement Ceremony

It is recommended that permission be granted for Woodrow Wilson High School to hold their Commencement, June 20, 2012, 1:00 pm, Graduation will be held at Rutgers, Gordon Theater, Camden, NJ,1:00 pm. Rental cost- $500, paid out of student activities account.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Senior Class Trip

It is recommended that permission be granted for Woodrow Wilson High School to hold their senior class trip, Baltimore, Maryland, May 31 – June 2, 2012. The cost of the trip per person is $365.00 (includes lodging, transportation and meals)

There will be no cost to the Board.

F. East Camden Middle School (Kenny)

1. 8th Grade Dance

It is recommended that permission be granted for East Camden Middle School to hold their 8th Grade Dance, Friday, May 25, 2012, 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. Staff will volunteer as chaperones and security.

There will be no cost to the board.

Official Report 75 February 28, 2012 G. Pyne Poynt Middle School (Kenny)

1. Rutgers Partnership

It is recommended that permission be granted for Pyne Poynt Middle School to continue their partnership with Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts. Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts is offering 28 free tickets (25 students and 3 chaperones) to a performance of “Cuentos del Arbol”, March 2, 2012. ( Bi- lingual Performing Arts Club will utilize the donation. The students and chaperone will walk to the Gordon Theater, 3rd Street, Camden, New Jersey.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Haitian Health Foundation

It is recommended that permission be granted for Pyne Poynt Middle School to host a penny drive in support of the Haitian Health Foundation, during the month of March. Monies will be donated to the foundation to purchase coats for families in need.

There will be no cost to the Board.

H. Lanning Square Family School (Kirwin)

1. Temple University

It is recommended that permission be granted for Lanning Square Family School, to travel to Temple University to participate in a Healthy School Activity, Friday, March 23, 2012, 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 pm. Transportation and lunch will be provided by Temple University.

There will be no cost to the board.

2. Philadelphia Museum of Arts Partnership

It is recommended that permission be granted for Lanning Square Family School to continue their partnership with the Philadelphia Museum of Art to provide cultural enrichment activities for students, grades 2-5, during the 2011 – 2012 school year. Transportation will be provided by the Museum.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Lenape High School

It is recommended that permission be granted for Lanning Square Family School to continue their partnership with Lenape High School. Lenape students will travel to Lanning Square to participate in Dr. Seuss Read Across America activities, May 4, 2012, 9:00am – 12:00pm..

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 76 February 28, 2012 Lanning Square Family School, cont.

4. 8th Grade Dance

It is recommended that permission be granted to Lanning Square School to host their 8th Grade Dinner Dance, Friday, June 8, 2012, 5:00pm – 7:00pm.

There will be no cost to the Board.

I. Veterans Family School (Kirwin)

1. National Essay Contest

It is recommended that permission be granted for Veterans Family School to participate in a national essay contest, grades 6 – 8, sponsored by the United States Achievement Academy.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Growing Girls Book Club (Ratification)

It is recommended that permission be granted for Veterans Family School to host a Growing Girls Book Club, Mondays, 3:00 - 3:30 pm., February 22 – June 11, 2012, grades 7-8.

There will be no cost to the Board.

J. Cramer College Preparatory Lab School (Kirwin)

1. “Never Give Up, Encourage Others, Do Your Best (NED)

It is recommended that permission be granted for Cramer College Preparatory Lab School to host “Never Give Up, Encourage Others, Do Your Best” (NED) assembly for students, grades K – 6, Friday, April 25, 2012, 9:00 – 10:45 a.m.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 77 February 28, 2012 K. Forest Hill Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Ronald McDonald Assembly

It is recommended that permission be granted for Forest Hill Elementary School to host an assembly for students, grades K – 3, April 18, 2012, entitled “A Friendship Adventure With Ronald McDonald”.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. Adult Cooking Class

It is recommended that permission be granted for Forest Hill Elementary School to conduct adult cooking classes, Tuesdays, 3:15 – 5:00 p.m. for the 2011 – 2012 school year.

There will be no cost to the Board.

L. Sharp Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Read Across America

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sharp Elementary School to host special guest readers and mascots in celebration of Read across America, February 27- March 2, 2012. Special guests may include parents, grandparents, former Sharp teachers and community members.

There is no cost to the Board.

2. Math and Literacy Days

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sharp Elementary School to host Math and Literacy Days, 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. on the dates listed:

March 28, 2012, April 25, 2012 May 2, 2012.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Camelot Partnership

It is recommended that permission be granted for Sharp Elementary School to partnership with the Camelot Accelerated School to provide tutoring for students, grades 3 - 6, March 1 – June 8, 2012.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 78 February 28, 2012 M. Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School (Kirwin)

1. Literacy Program Ratification

It is recommended that permission be granted for Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School to host “Literacy Live by the Divine Nine”, for students, during the month of February. Black Greek Letter Organization members will read books by African- American authors to promote black literature and the enjoyment of reading, February 3 - February 28, 2012, 8:30 am - 3:00 pm.

There is no cost to the Board.

2. “Safety Near the Tracks” Assembly

It is recommended that permission be granted for Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School to host “Safety Near the Tracks” assemblies for students, grades K – 6, Wednesday, March 23, 2012, 9:30 a.m. & 1:15 p.m. presented by New Jersey Transit.

There will be no cost to the Board.

3. Walnut Street Theatre

It is recommended that permission be granted for Wiggins College Preparatory Lab School to conduct a bullying assembly for students, grades K – 4, presented by Walnut Street Theatre, February 22, 2012, 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.

There will be no cost to the Board.

4. Junior Achievement Day

It is recommended that permission be granted for Cramer College Prep Lab School to participate in a program sponsored by Junior Achievement, March 28, 2012.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 79 February 28, 2012 N. Yorkship Elementary School (Kirwin)

1. Marine Mammal Stranding Center

It is recommended that permission be granted for the Marine Mammal Stranding Center to visit Yorkship Elementary School, March 7, 2012, 1:00 p.m.

There will be no cost to the Board.

2. “100th Day of School” & “100 Can Challenge”, Food Bank of South Jersey (Ratification)

It is recommended that permission be granted for Yorkship Elementary School, PreK-5 classes to collect 100 cans of food, on the 100th day of school, February 16, 2012. Students will assemble 100 can towers of their choice, using mathematical concepts such as geometry, number sense and problem solving. All food will be donated to the Food Bank of South Jersey.

There is no cost to the Board.

3. Healthy Playground Makeover Sweepstakes

It is recommended that permission be granted for Yorkship Elementary School to enter a Healthy Playground Makeover Sweepstakes, sponsor by Playworld Systems. The Grand Prize recipient will receive $30,000.00 from Sports Authority.

There is no cost to the Board.

4. Underground Railroad

It is recommended that permission be granted for Camden County Historical Society to conduct performances, "Underground Railroad", for students, grade 5, March 5, 2012, 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.

There will be no cost to the Board.

Official Report 80 February 28, 2012 V. School Based Youth Services (Kenny)

A. School Based Youth Services

1. South Jersey Prenatal Cooperative Personal Health and Responsibility Program

It is recommended that permission be granted for the School Based Youth Services to partnership with South Jersey Prenatal Cooperative to provide a Personal Health and Responsibility Program for students at Pyne Poynt Middle School and East Camden Middle School, March 1 - May 31, 2012, excluding dates of testing.

There is no cost to the Board.

Official Report 81 February 28, 2012 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Davis 5 hours Philadelphia Flower Show – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Allen N/A 45 Transportation cost: $400.00 An outing for parents. Acct#23120080000014 Admission cost: $1133.00 Acct#2023220080000014 Cream 11 hours Hershey Park (Math Day) – Hershey, PA Dr. 6th & 7th 100 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will use the state standards and skills to Williams Acct#1500027051210043 understand the principals of math with regard to Admission cost: 4950.00 measurement, patterns, statistic and number Acct#1519010080010043 theory, in the everyday world. Cream 6½ hours Liberty Science Center – Jersey City, NJ Ms. Sims- K – 8th 40 Transportation cost: $595.00 Community Evenings are exclusive events hosted, Foster Acct#1500027051210043 throughout the years for students, teachers, and Admission cost: FREE families from NJ’s 31 Abbott School districts. Cream 5½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 3rd 55 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will observe, interact and learn about Lockett Acct#1500027051210043 various types of animals. Admission cost: $50.00 Acct#1519010080010043 Cream 5½ hours Longwood Gardens, Inc. – Kennett Square, PA Ms. Atkins 4th 61 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to enhance their understanding Acct#1500027051210043 of life cycles, while nurturing their curiosity and Admission cost: FREE focusing on learning. Cream 5½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Scott 1st 70 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will observe, interact and learn about Acct#1500027051210043 various types of animals. Admission cost: $60.00 Acct#1519010080010043 Cream 5½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Atkins 4th 60 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will observe, interact and learn about Acct#1500027051210043 various types of animals. Admission cost: FREE Cream 3 hours Kimmel Center – Philadelphia, PA Mr. 3rd – 8th 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid To broaden students’ exposure to professional Sabree Acct#1500027051210043 music ensembles. To analyze and describe the Admission cost: $352.00 instruments in an orchestra. Acct#1519010080010043 FT-1 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Cream 5½ hours Adventure Aquarium – Camden, NJ Ms. Scott 1st 70 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to observe, interact and learn Acct#1500027051210043 about eight thousand animals living in varied forms Admission cost: $747.00 of semi-aquatic, freshwater and marine habitats. Acct#1519010080010043 H.B. Wilson 10 hours Harlem Hip Hop Tours – New York, NY Mr. Bell 6th & 7th 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to experience the evolution Acct#1519010061010043 and history of African American music and how it Admission cost: $1750.00 relates to their current day culture. Acct#1519010080010043 Cramer 4 hours Rowan University – Glassboro, NJ Mr. Blake 6th 45 Transportation cost: $165.00 Students will view and tour Rowan University Acct#1500027051210013 Campus. Admission cost: FREE Cramer 4½ hours Adventure Aquarium - Camden, NJ Ms. Evans K – 1st 200 Transportation cost: $600.00 Students will see different habitats & special of Acct#1500027051210013 plants and animals that live in fresh & salt water. Admission cost:$2080.00 Acct#1519010080010013 H.B. Wilson 10 hours National Aquarium/Black in Wax Museum Ms. Trojan 7th 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Baltimore, MD Acct#1500027051210030 Students will acquire a better understanding of the Admission cost:$1628.00 aquatic habitat as well as gain greater insight in the Acct#1519010080010030 dolphin species by viewing a 3D show. Sumner 6 hours PSEG Environmental Center – Salem, NJ Ms. 6th 22 Sponsored by Rutgers 4-H Program Students will explore the impact of technology, Rephser lifestyle and public policy on energy consumption and its environment. Sumner 5½ hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 3rd 53 Transportation cost: $330.00 Students will be able to experience hands on Levine Acct#1500027051210026 activities in science. Admission cost:$652.50 Acct#1519010080010026 Molina 5 hours Children’s Garden – Camden, NJ Ms. 2nd 120 Transportation cost: N/A Students will be able to understand the importance Cannon Admission cost: $1080.00 of saving our environment. Acct#1500027051210021 FT-2 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Sumner 5½ hours Storybook Land – Egg Harbor Township, NJ Ms. K 58 Transportation cost: .00 McGough Students will recognize common types of texts and Kimbroug Acct#1500027051210026 with support describe and identify characters, h Admission cost: $880.60 setting and major events of a story. Acct#1519010080010026

Sumner 3 hours TD Bank Arts Center – Sewell, NJ Ms. K 58 Transportation cost: $255.00 STA Students will identify basic elements of theatre with Kimbroug Acct#1500027051210026 prompting and identify characters, setting and major h Admission cost:$518.50 events of a story. Acct#1500027051210026 Cramer 5½ hours Philadelphia Museum of Art – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 5th 84 Transportation cost: $330.00 McGough Students will view paintings in the 19th Century and Alexander Acct#1500027051210013 explore how artists from different eras and cultures Admission cost: FREE use math concepts. Cream 8 hours Creative Arts/Morgan Village Academy Ms. 5th – 8th 30 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Camden, NJ Sabree Acct#1500027051210043 Students will build character and confidence through Admission cost: FREE performance. To observe other middle school and high school bands. Catto 5½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Mr. Dixon K 89 Transportation cost: $330.00 McGough Students will be able to describe the characteristics Acct#1500027051210036 of different animals and their habitats. Admission cost: FREE Catto 8 hours Great Adventure “Math Day” – Jackson, NJ Ms. 8th 29 Transportation cost: $285.00 McGough Students will be able to make and record Moffett Acct#1500027051210036 measurements, evaluate evidence, respond, classify Admission cost: 1106.91 and interpret data, and solve problems using Acct#1519010080010036 computational skills and tools. Catto 5 hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, Pa Ms. 3rd 63 Transportation cost: $330.00 McGough Students will be able to deepen their understanding Brown Acct# 1500027051210036 of coral reefs by viewing and taking part in a wide Admission cost: $698.50 range of interactive, multimedia exhibits. Acct# 1519010080010036 FT-3

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School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Cooper’s 5½ hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Mr. 4th 60 Transportation cost: $330.00 Poynt McGough Students will interact with scientific equipment and Chatman Acct#1500027051210012 concepts Admission cost: $733.00 Acct#1519010080010012 Cooper’s 11½ hours Sony Wonder Technology Lab & Ripley’s Believe It Ms. 8th 40 Transportation cost: $1150.00 Poynt Safety or Not! – New York, New York Meyers- Acct#1500027051210012 Students will explore exhibits relating to how to Grier Admission cost: $627.56 program a robot, perform virtual surgery direct a Acct#1519010080010012 HDTV broadcast, and design an animated character. Forest Hill 12 hours National Mall and Smithsonian – Washington, DC Mr. 5th 55 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will receive an extension of learning by Wilson, Jr. Acct#1500027051210016 receiving real life experiences outside of the Admission cost: Free classroom. Cramer 5 hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Robey K – 1st 200 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will further study the classification of Acct#1500027051210013 animals, habitats and eating habits. Admission cost: FREE Dudley 4½ hours Adventure Aquarium – Camden, NJ Ms. Vale 2nd 101 Transportation cost: $226.00 First Students will be able to compare and contrast Acct#1500027051210015 Student animals and how they get food and water. Admission cost: $1161.50 Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 4 hours NJ Adventure Aquarium – Camden, NJ Ms. 1st 71 Transportation cost: $226.00 First Students will discover they can use all their senses to Abram Acct#1500027051210015 Student learn about animals. Admission cost: $816.50 Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 4 hours Camden Riversharks – Camden, NJ Ms. 3rd 7 4th 22 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will participate in “Baseball in Education Mascianto Acct#1500027051210015 Day” nia Admission cost: $242.00 Acct#1519010080010015 Catto 12 hours Shubert Theatre & Planet Hollywood – NY, NY Ms. 8th 57 Transportation cost: $1435.00 Safety Students will understand music in the relation to Moffett Acct#1500027051210036 history and culture. Admission cost: $1310.50 Acct#1519010080010036 FT- 4 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Cooper’s 5½ hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 5th 36 Transportation cost: $330.00 Poynt McGough Students will apply scientific knowledge in the areas Cooper Acct#1500027051210012 of Earth, Space, Physical and Biological Sciences Admission cost: $330.00 through the use of various hands on experiences. Acct#1519010080010012 Cooper’s 5½ hours Adventure Aquarium – Camden, NJ Mr. 4th 60 Transportation cost: $238.00 Poynt First Students will explain, interpret, build and refine Chatman Acct#1500027051210012 Student explanations, models and theories developed in the Admission cost: $62.78 classroom. Acct#1519010080010012 Camden 8 hours Fort Dix, Fort Dix, NJ Mr. Ross 9th – 15 Transportation cost: $280.00 Students will participate in the Commander’s Cup 12th Acct#1500027051230001 Competition. Admission cost: $150.00 Acct#1500024080030001 Whittier 4½ hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Mr. 3rd – 5th 104 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will understand how the human heart Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 works, and understand the process of solid, gas and Admission cost: $1260.00 liquid. Acct#1519010080010012 Whittier 4½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Mr. K – 2nd 110 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will understand how humans can change Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 natural habits in ways that can be helpful for plants Admission cost: $28.00 and animals. Acct#1519010080010012 Veterans 4 hours Kimmel Center – Philadelphia, PA Mr. 4th – 6th 23 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to see and hear the Dorrell Acct#1500027051210007 Philadelphia orchestra and identify various Admission cost: FREE instruments by sound and appearance. Catto 6½ hours Drumthwacket – Trenton, NJ Ms. Chavis 4th 40 Sponsored by Drumthwacket Students will be able to see and experience the Governor’s Mansion and see government. Catto 6½ hours Drumthwacket – Trenton, NJ Ms. Chavis 4th 40 Sponsored by Drumthwacket Students will be able to see and experience the Governor’s Mansion and see government. FT – 5 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Whittier 4 hours Academy of Natural Sciences – Philadelphia, PA Mr. K – 2nd 118 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will participate in an in-depth investigation Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 of the natural sciences. Admission cost: $1144.50 Acct#1519010080010028 Whittier 4 hours Please Touch Museum – Philadelphia, PA Ms. K-2nd 60 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will incorporate music into family, play Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 based learning and encourage music in everyday Admission cost:$216.00 aspects of life. Acct#1519010080010028 Whittier 4 hours Please Touch Museum – Philadelphia, PA Mr. K-2nd 48 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will incorporate music into family, play Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 based learning and encourage music in everyday Admission cost:$174.00 aspects of life. Acct#1519010080010028 Whittier 3 hours Battleship New Jersey – Camden, NJ Mr. 3rd – 5th 105 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will understand navigation system of ships. Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 Admission cost: FREE Acct#1519010080010028 Whittier 4 hours Adventure Aquarium – Camden, NJ Mr. 3rd – 5th 104 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will understand how organisms are treated Sanchez Acct#1500027051210028 humanely, responsibly and ethically. Admission cost:$437.00 Acct#1519010080010028 Dudley 5 hours Adventure Aquarium – Camden, NJ Ms. 1st – 5th 68 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will experience and explore aquatic Watkis Acct#1500027051210015 species. Admission cost:$654.84 Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 5 hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Lopez 5th 67 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will explore the dynamic interaction Acct#1500027051210015 between water and land. Admission cost:$1038.50 Acct#1519010080010015 Sharp 4 hours TD Bank Arts Center – Sewell, NJ Ms. Elliott K 77 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to connect text to theatre to Acct#1500027051210025 extend author study. Admission cost:$654.50 Acct#1519010080010025 FT – 6 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Sharp 4 hours White House Mall – Washington, DC Mr. Ortiz 6th 52 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will learn and experience history, science Acct#1500027051210025 and social studies themes/topics from our country. Admission cost:$702.00 Acct#1519010080010025 Sharp 5 hours Storybook Land – Egg Harbor Twp, NJ Ms. Elliott K 77 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will recognize a variety of nursery rhymes Acct#1500027051210025 and fairytales. Admission cost:$1126.65 Acct#1519010080010025 Veterans 5 hours Friends Village Nursing Home – Woodstown, NJ Mr. 4th – 7th 85 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will engage in community outreach and Dorrell Acct#1500027051210025 service. Admission cost: FREE Cramer 2½ hours Arden Theatre – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 4th 65 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will watch Robin Hood as a play after Canale Acct#1500027051210013 reading the text. Admission cost: $780.00 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 12 hours Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island – Liberty State Park, NJ Ms. 5th 91 Transportation cost: $1045.00 Safety Students will acquire the knowledge and skills to Alexander Acct#1500027051210013 Tours think critically about how past interactions of people Admission cost: $1373.00 and cultures affect issues across time and cultures. Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 3½ hours Battleship Museum – Camden, NJ Ms. Jones 6th 41 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be provided with a hands-on learning Acct#1500027051210013 opportunity in the area of social studies with real life Admission cost: FREE experiences. Cramer 5½ hours University of Penn Relays – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 3rd – 6th 30 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid To let student athletes witness the track and field Woodards Acct#1500027051210013 competition of high school and college athletes. Admission cost: $150.00 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 4½ hours Constitutional Hall – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Ortiz 2nd 100 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will experience how the constitution Acct#1500027051210013 played an important part in history. Admission cost: $2152.50 Acct#1519010080010013 FT-7 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Cramer 8 hours Liberty Science Center – Jersey City, NJ Mr. Blake 6th 41 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will explore the forces that directly affect Acct#1500027051210013 objects and their motions. Admission cost: $282.50 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 4½ hours Arden Theatre – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Ortiz 2nd 100 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will experience a live play portraying a Acct#1500027051210013 story. Admission cost: $1150.00 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 4 hours Rivershark Stadium – Camden, NJ Ms. Ortiz 2nd 100 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid To promote healthy choices. Acct#1500027051210013 Admission cost: $1270.00 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 4½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Ortiz 2nd 100 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will visit and experience animal habitats. Acct#1500027051210013 Admission cost: $1050.00 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 4½ hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Ms. Ortiz 2nd 100 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to identify different objects in Acct#1500027051210013 the sky. Admission cost: $1105.00 Acct#1519010080010013 Dudley 5 hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 1st – 5th 68 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will learn about wild life discovery to Watkis Acct#1500027051210015 include environment, habitat and conservation Admission cost: $680.00 efforts. Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 4 hours Voorhees Community Center – Voorhees, NJ Ms. Lopez 5th 67 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid To experience the text-to text (theatric) connection Acct#1500027051210015 between the book the “Wizard of Oz” and theatrical Admission cost: $599.69 expression of the book. Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 6 hours Cape May County Zoo – Cape May, NJ Ms. 1st 70 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid To enhance and deepen students’ understanding of Abram Acct#1500027051210015 animals from various environments, and the role Admission cost: $140.00 zoos play in understanding our world. Acct#1519010080010015 FT-8 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Dudley 5½ hours Philadelphia Zoo – Philadelphia, PA Mr. K 91 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will identify animals in their habitats. Branch Acct#1500027051210015 Admission cost: $910.00 Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 5½ hours Johnson’s Farm – Medford, NJ Ms. 1st – 5th 68 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will learn about the landscape and the Watkis Acct#1500027051210015 farmer’s role. Admission cost: $646.00 Acct#1519010080010015 Dudley 5 hours Discovery Museum – Cherry Hill, NJ Ms. 1st – 5th 68 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will participate in educational workshops Watkis Acct#1500027051210015 and performances and hands on exploratory Admission cost: $680.00 activities. Acct#1519010080010015 McGraw 5½ hours Pennsylvania Convention Center – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 3rd – 5th 65 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will learn about culture of Hawaii; view Manning Acct#1500027051210013 their native dance & music, view and study endless Admission cost: $710.00 species of flowers – plants, as well as the differences Acct#1519010080010013 between the seven islands of Hawaii. Camden 9 hours Six Flags Great Adventure – Jackson, NJ Mr. 10th – 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Students will participate in the Marketing Day Event Hurley 12th Acct#1500027051230001 that is annually held in May. Admission cost: $1597.80 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 5 hours Kove Catering – Palmyra, NJ Mr. Ross 9th – 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Military Ball 12th Acct#1500027051230001 Admission cost: $900.00 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 4 hours Japanese House and Gardens – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 9th 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Students will be introduced to the cultural and Keepler Acct#1500027051230001 customs of Japan. Admission cost: $510.00 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 6 hours Grounds for Sculpture – Hamilton, NJ Ms. 9th – 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Students will choose a sculpture to draw and Delengow 12th Acct#1500027051230001 complete and open air, landscape drawing. ski Admission cost: $480.00 Acct#1519010080030001 FT-9 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Camden 9½ hours Fashion Institute of Technology – New York, NY Mr. 9th – 30 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High To expose fashion design students to the post Edwards 12th Acct#1500027051230001 secondary option of a fashion design school. Admission cost: FREE Camden 7 hours The African American Museum – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 10th – 45 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Historical Research Project. McDougal 12th Acct#1500027051230001 l Admission cost: $432.00 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 8 hours International Hair and Beauty Show – Secaucus, NJ Ms. 9th – 21 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Cosmetology students will gain educational insight. Wright 12th Acct#1500027051230001 Admission cost: $315.00 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 10 hours Six Flags – Jackson, NJ Ms. Hahn 9th – 30 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High To demonstrate physics principles studied 12th Acct#1500027051230001 throughout the year. Admission cost: $1299.78 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 7½ hours Raceway Park – Englishtown, NJ Mr. 9th – 30 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High To expose students to career possibilities. Montes 12th Acct#1500027051230001 Admission cost: FREE Camden 9½ hours Coppin State University/Morgan State – Baltimore, Mr. 10th – 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High MD Hurley 12th Acct#1500027051230001 College Tour Admission cost: FREE Camden 8 hours Atlantic City – Atlantic City, NJ Mr. 9th – 75 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Students will participate in the parade. DeVaughn 12th Acct#1500027051230001 Admission cost: FREE Camden 7½ hours Medieval Times – Lyndhurst, NJ Mr. Ross 9th – 40 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Students will participate in JROTC Drill Competiton. 12th Acct#1500027051230001 Admission cost: $11496.00 Acct#1519010080030001 Camden 9 hours Steven F. Uduvar-Hazy Center – Chantilly, VA Mr. 9th 45 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High To expose students to the accomplishments of McKenzie Acct#1500027051230001 Americas Air & Space Industry. Admission cost: $2132.00 Acct#1519010080030001 FT-10 Field Trips for February 2012 Board Minutes

School Bus Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Company Charge Students /Hours Camden 7 hours Delaware State University – Dover, DE Ms. 10th – 45 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid High Students will participate in a project to explore the McDougal 12th Acct#1500027051230001 history of America. l Admission cost: FREE Cramer 5½ hours Franklin Institute – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 6th 41 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will recall, analyze, interpret, apply and Higgins Acct#1500027051210013 question scientific information, ideas and data. Admission cost: $573.50 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 12 hours National Aquarium – Baltimore, MD Ms. Pitt 3rd – 6th 70 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will view exhibits at the National Acct#1500027051210013 Aquarium. Admission cost: $1596.50 Acct#1519010080010013 Cramer 12 hours Smithsonian – Washington, DC Ms. Pitt 3rd – 6th 70 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will be able to learn about the history of Acct#1500027051210013 American culture and development through displays Admission cost: FREE and hands on activities. Cramer 3½ hours Arden Theater – Philadelphia, PA Ms. 3rd 84 Transportation cost: Waiting on bid Students will view the play Charlotte’s Web. Bazulis Acct#1500027051210013 Admission cost: $1008.00 Acct#1519010080010013 CAMVA Bus TBD Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ E. Brown 6th- 40 Transportation as per Bid 4 ½ hrs Students will be exposed to the work of 12th Acct#1500027051220006 professional artists and institutions of higher learning. FT-11

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School Date/ Justification Teacher in Grade No. of Cost of Trip Bus Charge Students Co./Hours CAMVA Bus TBD FCCLA State Leadership Conference S. Upshaw 9th-12th 15 Transportation Based Upon 10 Crown Plaza, Cherry Hill, NJ Bid15000270512 200 06 Students will compete with their peers from other Admissions:$1040.00 regional high schools in the fashion competitive Acct#1519010080020006 events. Hotel:$659.00 Acct#1519010080020006 CAMVA Bus TBD DeSales University, Center Valley, PA E. Mills 9th-12th 12 Competition Fee $300 10 hrs. Students will assess their levels of preparedness to Acct#1519010080020006 compete with their peers from other regional high Transportation as per Bid schools in Shakespeare Competition. Acct#1500027051220006 CAMVA Bus TBD Rutgers University, Camden, NJ J. Wagner- 9th-12th 20 Transportation as per bid 2hrs Students will develop skills in literary analysis and to Lynch Acct#1500027051220006 develop advanced writing skills. CAMVA Bus TBD Nicolosi Catering, Woodbury, NJ 10th - 30 Lunch 3 ½ hrs Students will participate in the National Honor Wright- 12th 1519010080020006 Society Induction Ceremony and the Senior Yelverton Transportation as per Bid Yearbook/Awards Luncheon #1500027051220006 CAMVA Bus TBD Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA (1) 11th 20 No cost to the Board 3 ½ hrs Students will broaden their horizons in making J. Wagner- Transportation & Admission connections between history and literature through Lynch taken care by Kimmel Center Harlem Renaissance Activities. CAMVA Bus TBD Kimmel Center, Philadelphia, PA (1) 11th 20 No cost to the Board 3 ½ hrs Students will broaden their horizons in making J. Wagner- Transportation & Admission connections between history and literature through Lynch taken care by Kimmel Center Harlem Renaissance Activities. CAMVA Bus TBD Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA E. Brown 6th-12th 40 Admissions $384.00 3 ½ hrs Students will be exposed to the work of professional Acct#1519010080020006 artists and institutions of higher learning. Transportation as per Bid Acct#1500027051220006 FT-12

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CAMVA Bus TBD Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, PA M. 6th 60 Admissions $1,080.00 5 hrs Students will explore, discover and investigate Life Himmons Acct.#15190100800200 Science topics. 06 Transportation: Based Upon Bid Acct#1500027051220006 CAMVA Bus TBD Brandywine Park, West Chester, PA M. 6th 70 Admissions $1,080.00 5 hrs Students will explore and discover outdoor activities Himmons Acct#1500027051220006 and their kinetic energy. Transportation: Based Upon Bid Acct#1519010080020006 CAMVA Bus TBD Philadelphia Doll Museum & Walking Tour S. Smith- 9th-12th Admissions $200.00 5 hrs Philadelphia, PA Taylor Acct#1519010080020006 Students will broaden their horizons in making Transportation $165.00 connections between history and literature. Acct#1500027051220006 Students gain insight for performance and the history for Arts and Entertainers in Philadelphia. Woodrow EPN Choral Music Competition, Williamsburg, VA K. Parks 9th-12th 30 $10,360.00 Wilson Travel Choral competition Acct# 1500027051230002 Overnight Woodrow Bus TBD American Museum of Natural History, New York, S. Span 9th 70 Admissions $952.00 Wilson 7 hrs NY Acct# 1519010080030002 Students will be exposed to the history of the planet Transportation concerning plants and animals. Acct# 1500027051230002 Brimm Bus TBD Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA C. Mays 9th-12th 45 Admissions $1460.00 4 ½ hrs Student athletics are being recognized for Acct#1519010080030045 outstanding achievement in sports throughout the Transportation as per Bid 2011-2012 school year. Acct#1500027051230045

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CAMVA Bus TBD The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, PA 7th 60 Admissions $856.16 5 ½ hrs Students will explore, discover and investigate Acct#1519010080020006 F. Epifano various types of physical science as wel las biology Transportation as per Bid and physical health. Acct# 1500027051220006 CAMVA Bus TBD Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, Tanner Exhibit E. Brite 9th-12th 21 Admissions $300.00 4 hrs Philadelphia, PA Acct#1519010080020006 Students will be exposed to the world of Transportation as per Bid Professional artists and institutions of higher Acct#1500027051220006 learning. CAMVA Bus TBD Keswick Theatre, Glenside, PA Kavanaugh, 6th-12th 40 Admissions $360.00 3 ½ hrs Students will be exposed to the arts of human A. Acct#1519010080020006 strength, flexibility, control, masterful skill, agility Transportation as per Bid and grace. Acct#1500027051220006 CAMVA Bus TBD Pennsbury High School, Fairless Hills, PA 7th-12th Admissions $150.00 8hrs Students will participate in a Jazz Band Festival J. Acct#1519010080020006 competing regional high school bands. Dickerson Transportation as per Bid Acct#1500027051220006 CAMVA Bus TBD Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD K. Wilkes 9th-12th 40 Transportation as per Bid 8 ½ hrs Students will be exposed to the college environment A. Acct#1500027051220006 and gain knowledge of the requirements for Sonnebeya entering. tta Brimm Bus TBD The Pentagon and US Senate, Washington, DC K. 9th-12th 30 Transportation Based Upon Bid Career and employment possibilities Sonnebeya Admission: Free tta CAMVA Bus TBD MLK Jr Memorial/ Smithsonian Institute M. 8th-12th 60 Transportation Based Upon Bid 10hrs Washington, DC Himmons Acct# 15 000 270 512 200 06 Students will explore and discover the life work and service of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, history of African Americans and Native Americans. CAMVA Bus TBD Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, NJ K. Edwards 8th 70 Admission $2,080 11 hrs Students will explore and discover top speeds of Acct #15190100800200 06 roller coasters and their kinetic energy. Transportation: Based Upon Bid Acct#15 000 270 512 200 06

FT-14 SUPERINTENDENT’S CHOICE AWARDS January 2012 ELEMENTARY STUDENT OF THE EMPLOYEE OF THE VOLUNTEER OF PARENT HALL OF SCHOOL MONTH MONTH THE MONTH FAME Bonsall Aneesha Ames Mr. Smith Ms. Robinson Yvonne Allen Catto Dynazia Holness Barbara McKinney Dalmires Dawson Augustin Garcia Cooper’s Poynt Aniya Posey Charae Thompson-Perry Michelle Coles Sonya Swint Cramer Alma Guzman Yasmin Evangelista Nitzaida Rivera Wanda Guzman Cream Jeylinin Marte Jennifer Lockett Joan Langsley Maria Diaz Davis Talia Beattie Wanda Poole Jasmine Brian-Byrd Tonya Nesmith Dudley Anthony Suren Lisa Ewing Nelson Vargas Maria Conme ECDC Aleah Rodriguez Damaris Yax Elvin Valentin Melvin Finney Forest Hill KaMaya Butler Lauren Bilo Hadiyah Abdur Natomi Jones Rahmaan F.X. McGraw Brenda Rodriguez Dorothy Johnson-Reavis Adieren Acety Gilberto Acette, Jr. Hatch Kayal Evans Fatihah Abdur-Rahman Savi Meyer Gena Hood H.B. Wilson Cazmir Washington Shaun Arline Jason Avant Celeste Robinson Lanning Square Isabella Quiles Valerie Skinner Wanda Williams Rosa Rivera R.C. Molina Journey Wynn Arawannah Cannon Alberta Oliver Marisol Lucero Sharp Shamia Pride Susan Gerber Herman Mercado Marisol Mercado Sumner Tatiana Rigney Colleen Brewer Abigail Reyes Rosella Horcey Whittier Andreina Garcia Carmen Alexis Miriam Roque Marie Murray Wiggins Heidi Sanvicente Eddith Bobb Betsy Munoz Stephanie Wilson Veterans Alayah Rivera Jamal Kelley Jean Lombardi Maria Navero Yorkship Melvina Tarlue Frederick Cuneo Debra Stewart Lavalle Davis

SUPERINTENDENT’S CHOICE AWARDS January 2012 MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE EMPLOYEE OF THE VOLUNTEER OF PARENT HALL OF MONTH MONTH THE MONTH FAME East Camden Tommy Pouthavong Dr. Roger Robinson Lynette McNair Tunisia Cox Pyne Poynt Vannessa Djuidje Tania Morgan Wilbur Barber Caless Green-Bell HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OF THE EMPLOYEE OF THE VOLUNTEER OF PARENT HALL OF MONTH MONTH THE MONTH FAME Camden High Kaream McIaren Carol Cowans DaJuan Wagner Jeannette Alvarado Creative Arts /Morgan Cyrus Saxon Officer Felix Bowman Brian Dennehy Trina Anderson Village Academy Medical Arts DaShell Shaw Jeffery Maddock Rashon Giles Kendra Wyatt MetEast Laticha Williams Uraina Gray-Scully Mandi Aviles Terri Williams Woodrow Wilson Marton Davis Dr. Brenda Njoku Paul Maddred Benilda Velazquez